Norma Jean Barnhart, 96 of Flora, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior, Monday, December 16, 2024, at Milner Healthcare in Rossville. Norma was born to the late Fay and Verna Keller Kessler on January 28, 1928, in Clay Township-Carroll County. Norma married Alvan Barnhart on November 3, 1946, at her parents’ home in Rossville and he preceded her in January 2016. She was a homemaker. Norma was an active member of the Old German Baptist Brethren Church in Flora. Norma is survived by three daughters: Joyce Shively of Delphi, Gloria (Clayton) Filburn of Wisconsin and Marilyn (Jerry) Fisher of Ohio. Nine grandchildren, thirty-five great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Sister in-law: Verna Kessler. She is preceded by her parents, two brothers: Marion and Donald Kessler, one great-grandson and son-in-law: Larry Shively.

The Barnhart Family invite friends to gather Friday, December 20, 2024, from 9:00am till 11:45am. Funeral dinner will be served at 12noon with funeral to start at 1:00pm all at the Old German Baptist Brethren Church in Flora. Home Brethren will officiate. Burial to follow at North Folk Cemetery near Pyrmont.
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ALBERT E HANSELMAN, 71, OF FLORA, PASSED AWAY MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2024 AT IU ARNETT HOSPITAL LAFAYETTE. SERVICES ARE PENDING AT THIS TIME. FULL OBITUARY TO BE AVAILABLE SOON.

Sandra Kay Humbarger, 72, of Peru, was called to her heavenly home, Tuesday, November 26, 2024, at Community Heart Hospital in Indianapolis. Sandy was born on July 3, 1952, in Fort Campbell, Kentucky to the late William and Elizabeth Koger. On June 10, 1972, Sandy married Carl Humbarger at Fort Benjamin Harrison Chapel, and he survives. In 1974 Carl and Sandy opened the Peru Animal Hospital, where Dr. Carl and Sandy served the community until retiring in 2022. Sandy and Carl spent most of every hour together either at the office, home or enjoying tractor shows across the nation. She was active with Red Power Round Up, Chapter IH 33, Mid-America Threshing & Antique show in Tipton and the Peru Church of the Brethren. In 1970, Sandy graduated from Scecina High School in Indianapolis. Sandy is survived by her husband Dr. Carl Humbarger. Four sons: Charles Humbarger of Peru, Carl D. Humbarger of Lafayette, Chad (Elizabeth) Humbarger of Texas and Chris Humbarger of Peru. Two grandchildren: Madison and Hayden. One great-grandchild: Addalynn. Sister: Karleen McGill of Fishers. She is preceded by her parents and infant daughter: Carla Marie in July 1973.

A Celebration of Sandy’s Life will be in the spring of 2025. Burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorials may be given in Sandra’s name to the Gideon Bibles or the Christian Motorcycle Associations.
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Rebecca Kay “Becky” Martin, 74 of Flora entered the gates of Heaven on Friday, November 29, 2024, at home with her family by her side. Becky was born on July 24, 1950, in Logansport, to the late Norman “Bud” Jr. and Marjorie Zeek Peterson. Becky was a 1969 graduate of Rossville High School. On February 6, 1977, during a snowstorm in Rossville, Becky married the love of her life, Joe T. Martin, and he survives. Becky worked with kids in the junior primary-Title One class at Carroll Elementary School for many years. After retiring, Becky and Joe would be out and about, and students would see Becky and stop by to say Hi. Becky and Joe raised two boys, Jason and Brad, and enjoyed attending and supporting them at all of their events. The boys remember that their house was the “hang out” for the neighborhood kids and school buddies. Becky coached the boys in baseball at Burlington. Becky and Joe had a cottage from 1989 to 2000 on Lake Freeman. In 2001 they bought a year-round house on the lake and lived there until moving back to Flora in 2018. Becky is survived by her husband Joe T. Martin. Two sons: Jason Martin (Jenn Randle) of Bringhurst and Bradley (Hollie) Martin of Bringhurst. Two grandsons: Brayden and Tyler Martin and three special young ladies: Kaylin, Kinleigh and Khloe Randle. Sister: Debbie McGhee (Donnie Forrest) of Flora. Two brothers: Steve (Janice) Peterson of Bringhurst and Scott (Dawne) Peterson of Lafayette.

The Martin Family invite friends to visit Wednesday, December 4, 2024, from 4:00pm to 7:00pm at Crossroads Community Christian Church, 3570 E. 200 S., Bringhurst, IN 46913. A Celebration of Becky’s Life will be at 1:00pm Thursday, November 5, 2025, at the church. Pastor Dan Butcher will officiate. Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made in Becky’s memory to Carroll Elementary School Title One, envelopes will be available at visitation.

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Bruce K. Stark, 81, of Stockwell, passed away, Saturday, November 16, 2024, at Heritage Healthcare in West Lafayette.

Bruce was born on March 16, 1943, in Lafayette to the late Jamie Cornell.  He was raised by his late grandmother and grandfather, Hazel and James Cornell.

Bruce was a 1961 graduate of Dayton High School, where he met his wife, Judy.

On September 9, 1962, Bruce married Judy A. Martin, and she preceded him in death on October 8, 2015.

In 2000, Bruce retired from Fairfield Manufacturing after working there for 30 years.

Bruce was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Dayton, enjoyed flea markets, auctions, estate sales, metal detecting, mushroom hunting and was an avid sports fan.

Bruce was always being asked about the value of all kinds of antique and vintage item and he enjoyed every minute of it.   His favorite day was spent at an auction in the morning, a sporting event after, and a great dinner to follow.

Surviving are two daughters: Pam Wentworth of Flora and Melody Curwick-Brassard (husband William) of Stockwell. Son: Jim Stark of Stockwell. Grandchildren: Kelli Hoke (husband Adam) of Flora, Erin Wentworth of Rossville, Cody Stark (wife Barbara) of West Point, Chaunci Curwick (fiancé Cory Spurgeon) of Lafayette and Chad Curwick (fiancé Emily Payton) of Lafayette. Great-grandchildren: Karli, Violet, Theo, Colton and Scarlet.

A Celebration of Bruce Stark’s Life will be held, Friday, January 3, 2025, at 11:00am at the Stockwell Community Church.
Memorial contributions may be made to Stockwell Church.

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Kristine Tanner, 56, of Bringhurst, died at her home Monday, November 11, 2024. Kristine was born on January 10, 1968, in Palos Heights, IL to the late Thomas and Carol Younker Seibert. On September 27, 1986, Kristine married Patrick Tanner, and he survives. Kristine was a homemaker, wife, mother and grandmother. Kristine is survived by her husband Patrick. Three sons: Andrew (Kaly) Seibert, Matthew Seibert and Brett (Crystal) Tanner. Seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild to be born soon. Five sisters: Jackie, Jody, Fran, Nicki and Kelly. Brother: Timmy Seibert. She is preceded by a granddaughter: Danielle “Dolly” Seibert and infant grandson Thomas.

The Tanner Family invite friends to visit Friday, November 15, 2024, from 3:00pm to 5:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. No service to follow. Memorials may be given in Kristine’s memory to the COPD Foundation.
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Geraldine “Judy” Reed, 85, formally of Flora, died November 11, 2024, at her granddaughter, Bailey’s, home in Jacksonville, FL. Judy was born to the late Carl and Ollie Pennington Moore on August 3, 1939, in Lamar County, AL. On August 15, 1958, she married Orville Reed in Bringhurst, and he preceded her on March 15, 2016. And Dorthy Wiles preceding sister. Judy was a graduate of Flora High School. Judy is survived by her son: Steve Reed of Cincinnati, OH. Granddaughter: Bailey Reed-McNeill. Two sisters: Barb (Ron) Marchand of Flora and Ann (Greg) Fahl of Columbia City, Indiana. She is preceded by her parents, husband, sister: Chris Ramsey and a brother: Carl “June Bug” Moore Jr. Family and friends are invited to visit Saturday, November 16, 2024, from 1:00pm to 2:00pm.

A Celebration of Judy Reed’s Life will begin at 2:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. She will be laid to rest next to her husband at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorials may be given in Judy Reed’s memory to charity of donor’s choice.
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Roger Lee Meador, 70, of Cutler Indiana, departed peacefully from this life at his home surrounded by family on November 6, 2024. His short battle with cancer was filled with the blessing of visits and well-wishing from many family and friends. He was anointed in October and was able to bless his family with words of encouragement and gentle instruction as he saw his day approaching. Roger was born to Duane and Lois Metzger Meador on April 20 1954. He was united in holy matrimony to Connie Sue Wagoner on September 1, 1974. Together they accepted Christ as their Savior and were baptized into the Old German Baptist Brethren Church on September 26, 1974. To this union were born 3 sons: Nolan (Barbara), Kendal (Emilie) and Arlyn (Lanita). Roger lovingly provided for his family by working at Brimco and then Wolf Machine. Later in life he operated a sharpening business, allowing him to care for Connie through her failing health. His dedication and devotion were witnessed by all who knew him. In addition to his work, Roger and Connie were able to operate a home bakery, cleaning service, and yard mowing business. Dad faithfully cared for Mother through MS, and eventually lost her to cancer on May 5, 2016.

After 4 lonely years, he was happily united in marriage with Rose Cable on September 19, 2020 with whom he spent his remaining time. Rose has brought joy to our family that has been priceless and has helped Dad through the final years of his life. He found time to enjoy his children and grandchildren in many ways that showed his willingness to always be thinking of others. After being diagnosed with pancreatic and lung cancer in September, it became more apparent that his heart was set on the wellbeing of everyone around him. His vision of eternity with his Creator increased as the disease quickly progressed, and He blessed his family with examples of serving others even until the end.

He is survived by his loving wife Rose (Cable) of 4 years, three sons, three brothers Stuart (Marilyn), Craig (Vickie), and Dennis (Jada), mother-in-law Doris Wagoner, aunt Leora Wagoner, two step sons Philip (Chris) Cable and Mark (Andrea) Cable, one step daughter Leah Abbott, brother-in-law David (Susan) Wagoner, sister-in-law Donna (Allen) Markley, twenty grandchildren, one great grandchild, eight step grandchildren, and five step great grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his wife Connie, parents, father-in-law Kenneth Wagoner, and an infant grandchild Hannah Meador.

We as a family are resigned to the ultimate will of the heavenly Father, and we will cherish Dad’s wonderful example of gentleness and meekness.

The Meador Family invite friends to visit Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 1:00pm to 5:00pm and 6:00pm to 8:00pm at the Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church. The funeral will be at 10:00am on Sunday at the church. Officiating will be the Home Brethren. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Gerald Eugene Clingenpeel, 87, of Flora, entered heaven Monday, October 28, 2024, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare Delphi. Gerald was born to the late John and Cletus Wilson Clingenpeel in Flora on July 29, 1937. He was a graduate of Flora High School and Ball State University. Gerald taught fifth and sixth grades at Richmond, Centerville and Northwestern. After years giving his best in the classroom, past students would keep in touch with Gerald until his death. Gerald enjoyed taking Young Hoosiers on field trips around the state of Indiana. Gerald was a man of strong faith and was active at First Baptist Church where he served as a deacon and sang with the church family. A few memories of Gerald’s life, his love for cats, gift of gab and he never met a stranger. After retirement, Gerald spent many hours volunteering at the Flora Senior Center, St. Elizabeth Healthcare and worked with the Elections Board. He was always available to drive a neighbor or friend to their doctor appointments. In Gerald’s younger years, he enjoyed being Santa Clause. Gerald was the youngest of seven siblings. He is survived by his sister: Diana Nevin a resident of Milner Healthcare in Rossville. Several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. He is preceded by his parents, three brothers: Glen, Eddie and Wayne Clingenpeel. Two sisters: Mary Margaret Pearson and Bonnie Rieken.

Following Gerald’s wishes there will be no public service. Private burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery. The one thing Gerald wanted was for his friends to donate to the Kokomo Humane Society, 729 E. Hoffer St, Kokomo, IN 46902 in his memory.
Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Clingenpeel Family.
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Norma B. Shafer, 86, of Flora, passed away Monday, September 30, 2024, at Rosewalk Village of Lafayette. Norma was born on October 8, 1937, to the late Meredith and Beulah Clingenpeel Dunkin in Flora, IN. Norma spent her life in the community working at Bright Bank, Salin Bank and the Carroll County Comet. On January 15, 1956, Norma married Charles B. Shafer, and he preceded her on November 16, 2013. Norma was a member of Living Faith Church of the Brethren and a graduate of Flora High School. Norma and Charles enjoyed square dancing, and she was a Cuer Round Dancer. Norma is survived by three daughter: DeEtta (Sam) Balser of North Manchester, Danita (Peter) Such of Lafayette and Diana (Tim) Redding of Flora. Son: Charles “Chuck” Shafer of Montpelier. Six grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.

There will be a private family celebration of Norma’s Life. She will be laid to rest next to her husband at Maple Lawn. Norma’s grandson, Kirk Moore, will officiate. In leu of flowers please make a donation to Via Quest Hospice in Kokomo.
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Edward Thomas Payton Sr.
October 29, 1935 – September 25, 2024

Edward “Tom” Thomas Payton, Sr. (88) of Flora, IN passed away peacefully in his sleep on the morning of September 25, 2024, days after celebrating his 70^th anniversary with Linda Faye Payton (Strohm)

He is survived by Linda and their children, Tom Jr. (Becky) Payton of Lafayette, Tim Payton of Peoria, IL, Terry (Kimberly) Payton of Newport, VT, Elizabeth (David) Hammer of Rincon, GA, 12 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

Tom enjoyed fishing and photography. He sang and played his guitar for many churches throughout his life. As a lay minister and chaplain, he provided worship and counseling services to residents of several nursing homes in Illinois and Massachusetts.

The Payton family will see visitors from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday September 28, 2024, at:
Crossroads Community Christian Church
 3570 E. 200 S. Bringhurst, IN 46913.  

Funeral services will begin at 4 p.m. with Pastor Dan Butcher officiating.
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Born July 31, 1931 to George W. and Ethyl (McIntire) Holsapple, John was one of eight children. Ethyl tragically died in 1937 when he was only 5 years old. His oldest sister, AnnaBelle, raised them becoming a second mom to John.

After graduating Mitchell High School in 1950, he was then drafted into the United States Marine Corp. John served active combat in Korea 1951-1953. He came home wounded with no acknowledgement from any officials. Sadly, his records were “lost” by the Marines for the next 60+ years. No one outside of his closest family ever knew how profoundly his life was forever changed serving our country.

John met Patricia York on a blind date set up by her cousin and his brother. They married on February  19, 1965. Married for nearly 60 years, she survives.

John along with his lifelong friend, Merrill King, loved their cars. From drag racing in their youth to being an excellent mechanic, John was an expert on all things automotive, especially Fords.

John was also an avid farmer, working the family farm most of his life. Using only organic methods was very important to him. In his later years, he turned that passion into mowing. If he saw a yard that was a little tall, he was mowing it. Neighbors and strangers were regularly surprised to find this chore done for them.

After a very short illness, John passed away peacefully at home September 17, 2024 with family and his beloved by his side.

Survivors include his wife Patricia; one sister Georgia Reid of Worthington; children: Gretia Deckard of Bloomington, Shawn (Michele) Holsapple of Morgantown, Tia (Alan) Turner of Flora, Julia McMahon of Bloomington; Grandchildren including Dusten Deckard, Jacob Melton, Eli Melton, Brittany Fultz, Ashlee Holsapple, Megan Fultz, Jenny Spooner, Josh Turner; many great grandchildren including Brody and Legion Spooner, Juliette Carlson.

John was preceded in death by his parents, daughter Nita Melton, and siblings: AnnaBelle Nichols, Van Holsapple, Maralyn (Polly) Gorbett, Ruby Toliver, Marion Holsapple, and Elden Holsapple. 

There will be a celebration of life held October 12^th 1:00-3:00 at the Boy Scout Cabin in the Flora Community Park. Military Honors will be conducted at 2 p.m.  In true Holsapple tradition, this will be an ice cream social style event. We will gather there to honor this truly one-of-a-kind man. 

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Ruth Aureta Lones (Rader) passed away on September 11, 2024, at the age of 91, in Mesa, AZ.  She lived a long and fulfilling life and will be remembered for her sweet nature.

Ruth was born on July 9, 1933, in Mosheim, TN.  She was the oldest of nine children born to Arthur and Bessie Rader.  She met her husband James Lones in 1954, in Camden, Indiana.  They married in May of 1955 and had two children, Judy Lynn Taylor and Jeannie Lones-Shultz.   Ruth graduated from Beauty School in 1968 and worked as a hairdresser throughout her life.  In 1973, Ruth and her family moved to Arizona.  She and James moved to Tennessee in 1985 and back to Arizona in 1992 to be closer to their grandchildren.  James and Ruth enjoyed gardening, canning and quilting together.  Ruth loved shopping and enjoyed always looking her best.

Much later in life, Ruth met Allen Beiling and they married in February 2021.  They enjoyed spending time playing bingo and dancing at the Elks club.

Ruth was preceded in death by  Judy Lynn Taylor (d. 1984) and James Lones (d. 2008).  She is survived by her current husband, Allen Beiling, her daughter Jeannie Lones-Shultz (Marty).  She leaves behind 4 Grandchildren, Tara Maxwell (Jeff), Cassie Monteverde, Brianna Ivey (Nate), Courtney Lutsey (Jim), 8 Great-Grandchildren, her sisters Lois Brown, Willie Bechdolt and Fonda Spangler as well as many nieces and nephews.  She will be greatly missed by all.

Services are being held on:
September 19, 2024 at 10:00am
Sunflower Mortuary
5650 E. Main St., Mesa, AZ. 

Family and friends are invited to join us to honor her memory and legacy.  A light lunch will be served.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Hospice of the Valley.  

Harold L. Killingsworth, 83 of Bringhurst, IN entered eternal heaven Thursday, September 12, 2024, at IU Arnett Hospital Lafayette. Harold was born to the late Lloyd and May Garber Killingsworth in Sawyer, KS on December 20, 1940. He was raised in Sawyer and moved to Carroll County in the spring of 1978. Harold married Carmen Blocher in Rossville on August 15, 1976. Harold and Carmen did everything together, if you saw one there was the other. Harold retired from Jackson Lee Pearson in 2006. After that he drove part time for Singletree Transportation. Harold was a blood donor recording over 31 gallons donated. He drove the Flora Community van, always willing to help the community if he was able. Harold was a member of the Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church. Harold served his CO in Ohio. Harold is survived by his wife Carmen of 48 years. Two sisters: Helen Wray and Donna (Vernon) Hirt both of Sawyer, KS. Sister-in-law: Marsha Blocher of Flora. Two brothers-in-law: Craig (Marg) Blocher of Rossville and Martin (Carolyn) Blocher of Bringhurst. Several nieces and nephews. He is preceded by two brothers-Verlin (Darlene) Killingsworth and an infant. One brother-in-Law: Donald Wray. His father and mother in-law; Joseph and Esther Blocher.

The Killingsworth Family invites friends to visit Saturday, September 21, 2024, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm and 6:00pm to 8:00pm. Funeral will be 10:00am Sunday, September 22, 2024 all at the Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church. Home Brethren will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Charles “Lee” Simpson, 74, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord Savior Thursday, September 12, 2024, at his home with his family around his bed in prayer. Lee was born in Frankfort, IN June 2, 1950 to the late Charles E. and Viola M. Barlow Simpson. Lee was a 21-year Army veteran serving in the Vietnam War. While on military leave, he came to Flora and married his love, Joyce King October 25, 1975. Lee worked at Sayco and Wabash National. While in the Army Lee was a helicopter mechanic. One of Lee’s passions was being involved with the National American Huey History Museum at Grissom Air Force Base. He attended Carrollton School, enjoyed fishing, hunting mushrooms and playing euchre with family and friends.  Lee loved people, he never met a stranger and would help anyone if able. Joyce and their children remember Lee sitting on their front porch on neighborhood watch. His family would describe him as stubborn, but loving. His love was family, his country but most of all was his six grandchildren, he was their Papaw.  Lee is survived by his wife Joyce. Two daughters: Candace Bennett of Covington and Lindsey Simpson of Hartford City. Son: Mike (Jessica) Simpson of Cutler. Siblings: Louise Davis, Floyd Simpson, Roy Simpson, Ron Simpson and Connie Burge. He was preceded in death by his brother Earl Simpson.

The Simpson Family invites friends to visit Tuesday from 4pm to 7pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Celebration of Charles Lee Simpson’s Life will be 10:00 am Wednesday at the funeral home. Pastor Guy Studebaker will be officiating. Burial to follow with Military Honors at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Family asks that in lieu of flowers that all donations be given to the National American Huey History Museum, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Richard D. “Dick” Porter, 93, of Bringhurst, received his call to his heavenly home Tuesday, September 10, 2024, at St Elizabeth Assisted Living in Delphi. Dick was born on July 23, 1931, in Bringhurst, IN to the late Dennis and Florence Clawson Porter. Dick married Phyllis Wilson Draper on June 29, 1974, in Bringhurst and they just celebrated their 50-year anniversary. Dick farmed in Carroll County throughout his life, retired from Alcoa, read meters for REMC and custom cleaned coop chicken houses Later in life, Dick worked at his two daughter’s business Awesome Events as an employee.  Dick was a 1949 graduate of Cutler High School and served our country in the US Army Reserves. He was a longtime member of the Bringhurst Community Church where he enjoyed playing dart ball in the church league and was a fan of Purdue University basketball. Surviving is his wife, Phyllis Porter. Three daughters from his first marriage to Mona Jordan Downhour: Susan Craig of Flora, Denise (Mark) Good of Flora and Joy (Mark) DePoy of Milan, IN. Two stepdaughters: Diana Swartz of Arizona and Brenda (Chet) Bleile of Goshen, IN. Stepson: Dennis (Janet) Draper of Flora. Ten grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and five step-great-grandchildren.

The Porter Family invite friends to visit Friday, September 13, 2024, at Bringhurst Community Church from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Celebration of Richard “Dick” Porter’s Life will start at 1:00pm. Pastor Brad Burton will officiate. Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given in Richard’s memory to the Bringhurst Community Church or the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, envelopes will be available at the church.
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Joseph Chadwick, 50, of Bringhurst, died unexpectedly Thursday, August 22, 2024, at his residence. Joe was born March 22, 1973, in Kokomo, IN to Gerald and Jean Floor Chadwick. Joe is survived by three children: Moriah Hatfield, Alyssa Chadwick and Matthew Chadwick. Sister: Chastity Tyre. Four grandchildren.
There will not be a public service.
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Robert B. “Rob” McKenzie, 60, of Cutler died after a short courageous battle with cancer Friday, August 23, 2024, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Rob was born on January 18, 1964, in Lafayette, IN to William “Bill” James and Joyce Hollis McKenzie. On November 15, 2003, in Flora, Rob married the love of his life, Melissa McKinley and she survives. Rob worked at Brim Concrete in Flora for 42 years as plant manager. He was a 1982 graduate of Carroll High School. Rob’s passions were family, friends, fishing, playing his guitar, Nascar, working on his hotrods, being a gear head and Mr.-Fix it, mushroom hunting and scratching his lottery tickets. Rob is survived by his wife: Melissa McKenzie. Three sons: Jason Roddel of Lafayette, Jake (Rachel) Roddel of Terre Haute and Casen McKenzie at home. Mother: Joyce McKenzie of Flora. Three brothers: Randy McKenzie, Russell (Sherrie) McKenzie and Ryan McKenzie all of Flora. Brother in-law: Brian (Shown) McKinley of Bringhurst. Father in-law: John (Bette) McKinley. Several nieces and nephews. He is preceded by his father Bill and mother in-law-Linda Angle.

The McKenzie Family invites friends to visit Saturday, August 31, 2024, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center St, Flora, IN 46929 from 10:00am until 1:00pm. Celebration of Rob McKenzie’s Life will start at 1:00pm. Pastor Richard Voorhees will officiate. Private burial will be at a later date. Memorial donations may be given to Indiana Department of Natural Resources Fishing, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Charles Ellison, 85, of Attica, died Sunday, July 28, 2024, in Carmel, IN. Charles was born on June 19, 1939 in Tazwell, TN to the late Ledford and Nannie Blevins Ellison. Charles worked for Ford Motor Company. Charles is survived by his four children: Kristal, Charles Jr., Christopher and Kimberley. Six grandchildren: Daron, LJ, Heather, CJ and Christina. Several great-grandchildren. Charles was one of nine siblings.
There will be no public service.
Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is assisting the Ellison Family.

Marjorie Ann Sines, 97, of Bringhurst, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior, Saturday, July 13, 2024.  She was living at St. Elisabeth Healthcare in Delphi.

Marjorie was born December 4, 1926, in Flora, IN to Charles and Lova Jordan.  On Feb. 13, 1949, she married Wayne Sines.

Marjorie was a graduate of Flora High School.  She was a member of Living Faith Church of the Brethren.

Surviving are two sons, Thomas Sines (Valeda) of Westfield, In and Jeffrey Sines of Indianapolis; Daniel Sines, Beth Dougherty and Deborah Mayberry; and seven great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Wayne and brothers Richard, Keith and Martin and sister Doris. Graveside service will be Friday, July 19, 2024, at 3:30pm at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is assisting with arrangements. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.

Memorials may be given to the Living Faith Church of the Brethren.

Gary A Wilson, 81, of Cutler, died Friday, July 12, 2024, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Gary was born on June 6, 1943, in Carroll County to the late Cleo and Martha Kelly Wilson. Gary’s work life was in the electrical supply business. He started at Ralph David in Logansport at the age of 20 as a delivery man and inside sales. He was also a sales manager in Marion. He retired as an Inventory Control Specialist at Kirby Risk in Lafayette. After retiring Gary enjoyed working in his yard and spending time with his wife and family. On June 16, 1963, Gary married the love of his life Patty Ginn and she survives. Gary was proud of being “a girl dad”. His girls kept him busy meeting their needs and enjoying their activities. Gary is survived by his wife of 61 years- Pat Wilson. Two daughters: Kristen (Don) Mason and Jenifer (Travis) Collier. His grandchildren: Brock Gasser, Brandon Gasser, Joshua Johnson, Colton Mason, Brianna Mason, Cheyenne Collier, Dakota Collier and Dalton Collier. His great grandchildren: Aziyah, Bella, Ellianna, Layla, Ava, Mareli and Josue. Two sisters: Dixie Ruman and Diana McCracken. Son-in-law: Rob Johnson. He is preceded by his parents and a daughter, Dona Johnson.

The Wilson Family invite friends to visit Friday, July 19, 2024, from 11:00am to 1:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Celebration of Gary Wilson’s Life will start at 1:00pm. Pastor Dave Falkenberg will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Please make memorial contributions to the family, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Jimmie D. Allen, 84, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Saturday, July 13th. Jimmie was born to the late Dorval A. and Ruby Wilson Allen, October 16, 1939, in Cutler, Indiana. On May 29, 1959, Jimmie married the love of his life, Ruthann McCarty, in Cutler and she survives. He owned Allen Auto & Truck Service on the corner of State Road 75 and 18 was in the Allen Family since 1966. Jimmie’s dad, Dorval, had the business from 1966 to his death in 1980. Jimmie and Ruthann took over the business in 1980 until they retired in 2016. Jimmie and Ruthann enjoyed a well-deserved vacation after the selling of the station. Since retirement the Allen Family has enjoyed spending time at home and family vacations.

In Jimmie’s younger years he was a milkman and worked for Yeager Sullivan as a truck driver hauling feed. During his time as owner of Allen Auto & Truck Svc when the 1991 ice storm hit this area. Allen Auto & Truck Svc was the only gas station open and serving customers. Jimmie can be seen in a documentary on YouTube: “Flora Indiana 1991 Ice Storm Part 2”. He attended Flora High School and was a member of the Bringhurst Community Church. He was an avid coon hunter in his earlier years, played on the Bringhurst Dart League and enjoyed playing cards and games with Ruthann and family. Jimmie was proud to call Carroll County home. The family remembers coming home from time away and Dad making a trip through town to make sure nothing was going on or if there were any changes. Jimmie is survived by his wife of 65 years, Ruthann. Three daughters: Pamela (Paul) Lewis of Colfax, IN, Janet (Pat) Baker of Rockfield, IN and Theresa Roberts (companion Kenny Randle) of Flora. His six grandchildren: Scott (Erica) Baker, Julie Baker, Graham (Skye) Lewis, Victoria (Dylan) Wilson, Breann (Anthony) Hilpert and Kaitlyn Morrow. His six great-grandchildren. Three sisters: Sandra (Mike) Traylor of Washington, IN., Patricia (Ed) Hamilton of Rossville and Kathy Flora of Flora. Two brothers: Richard Allen of Logansport and Jerry (Tammy) Allen of Flora. Several nieces and nephews.

The Allen Family invite friends to visit at the Bringhurst Community Church, 1468 S. 10 W. Bringhurst, IN 46913, Sunday July 21, 2024 from 2:00pm to 7:00pm. A Celebration of Jimmie’s life will be Monday, July 22, 2024, at 11:00am at the church. Officiating is Pastor Brad Burton, and Vince Seward. Burial will follow at Zion Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to the Bringhurst Community Church. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Funeral Home Facebook page.

Charles D “Charlie” Viney, 71of Bringhurst, went to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, June 6, 2024, in Lafayette, IN. Charlie was born on March 31, 1953 in Logansport, IN to the late Wayne and Clara Belle Witter Viney. He owned CB& J Farms and drove a semi for 20 years with Pioneer Seed. He was proud to have driven one million miles in his truck. Charlie’s passion was to farm, he lived his life on the family farm, farming with his father and continued to farm their land.  On July 9, 1973, he married Sonja Griffin and she survives. Charlie never met a stranger and was a hard worker. He never wanted to be recognized and always wanted to be behind the scenes. He was a graduate of Carroll High School in the class of 1971. Charlie was a member of the Carroll County Agriculture Association, past president of Little League in Flora and a member of the Bringhurst Community Church. Charlie loved attending his grandkids sporting events, band concerts and theater productions. Surviving along with his wife Sonja of 51 years, son: Brian (Lacey) Viney of Flora and daughter: Jennifer (Joe) Armstrong of Burlington. Four grandchildren: Morgan Viney (senior at IU in Bloomington) Griffin Viney (recent graduate of Carroll High School) Avery Armstrong (sophomore at Huntington University) and Reagan Armstrong (starting high school). Preceded in death by his parents, infant sister-Nancy Viney and sister Shirley Viney Ziemer.

The Viney Family invite friends to visit Tuesday, June 11, 2024, from 2:00pm to 7:00pm at Northview Church, 684 E 50 N, Flora, IN 46929. Celebration of Charles D Viney’s Life will be at 1:30pm Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at Northview Church. Pastor Brad Burton will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. The family ask that in lieu flowers that memorial contributions be made to the Carroll County 4H Exhibit Associations, envelopes will be available.
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JoEllen Ward, 82, of Lafayette formally of Flora, died at her home in Lafayette Thursday, May 23, 2024. JoEllen was born on June 25, 1941, in Flora to the late Omar and Helen Lucas Hicks. JoEllen was a medicine nurse at the Brethren Home in Flora and Milner Healthcare in Rossville. She attended Flora High School, and she enjoyed working in her yard. JoEllen is survived by two daughters: Robbynne (Carl) Brown of Flora and Roxanna M. Bergdorff of Lafayette. Son: Kevin J. Stout of Lafayette. Six grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, infant son and two brothers.

JoEllen’s Family invite friends to visit Tuesday, May 28, 2024, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 12:00pm to 2:00pm. Celebration of JoEllen’s Life will begin at 2:00pm. Pastor Jeff Stedge will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.

Karen Sue Mohler, 82, of Flora, Indiana passed peacefully from this life to be with her Lord and Savior on Saturday, May 18, 2024, in Lafayette. She was born April 22, 1942, in Flora, Indiana to the late Evan and Dorothy Miller Flora. Karen married Eldon Mohler on July 8, 1961and he preceded her in 2012. During their 51 years of marriage, they enjoyed their time traveling with each other and family. Karen is survived by two daughters: Denise McAninch of Lafayette and Deedra (Kurt) Jacobs of Flora. Two granddaughters: Megan (Wayne) Benedict and Bethany Jacobs. Two great-grandsons: Crew and Owen Benedict. Two brothers: Kenneth (Erma) Flora and Earl (Martha) Flora. She is preceded by her husband, parents and brother David Flora. Karen will truly be missed by her family and those who knew and loved her.

The Mohler Family invite friends to visit Thursday, May 23, 2024, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at Victory In Christ Fellowship, 115 N Washington Street, Flora, Indiana 46929. Celebration of Karen Sue Mohler’s Life will begin at 3:00pm at the church. Pastors Larry Miller and Greg Brenneman. She will be laid to rest next to her husband at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Flora — Don J. Driggs Jr., 83, of Flora, Indiana, passed away on April 21, 2024, in Florida. With his passing, he was able to join the love of his life, Marijo Driggs. Don was born on February 8, 1941, and served in the National Guard. He spent 30 years of his life as a dedicated supervisor for the Chrysler Corporation in Kokomo, Indiana. Don was a 1959 graduate of Flora High School and received an Associate Degree from Ball State University. Don was an avid Cubs fan. He spent many years coaching youth baseball in Flora and was a positive influence in many boys’ lives. After retirement, Don and Marijo enjoyed continual visits to Disney World. Most of all he loved spending as much time as possible with his family. Making the people around him happy was his true joy in life. He is survived by his son, Dale Driggs (Jackie) of West Lafayette, his daughter, Melissa Garber of Flora, and his grandchildren, Jackson, Dawson, Dash, and Allison. Don had one brother, Dave (Shelley) of Sharpsville. Don was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Marijo, as well as his parents, Don J and Mary Elizabeth Driggs.

The Driggs family invite friends to gather Sunday, June 30, 2024, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at Tropical Moments, 275 S 500 E, Flora, IN 46929 to share memories about Don and Marijo life’s. Burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Marvin “Marv” Wayne Wheeler of Lafayette, IN crossed the finish line on Saturday, April 20, 2024, surrounded by his family at Franciscan Health East.

Marv was born on August 20, 1940, to the late Ward and Evelyn Simmons-Wheeler at Home Hospital in Lafayette. He was raised in Clarks Hill and graduated from Lauramie High School in 1958. Growing up and throughout his life, Marv was an athlete and avid sports fan. His record would show his basketball career was so profound that there was a poem written for him after he scored the winning shot from half court.

He loved baseball too. Marv was an amazing pitcher, so good he had an invitation to try-out for the Chicago White Sox, but that opportunity fell short after he met the love of his life, Sharon Kay Burton, and while he was woo-ing her on a date at the Frankfort Fair, he threw his arm out while trying to impress her and win her a prize.

Marv and Sharon were married at Stockwell Methodist Church on August 27, 1961, and started their epic love story that lasted nearly 63 years.

He started his career at Alcoa. While Alcoa was shut down, he had the opportunity to work for Bob Higman Engines – building race cars and working in a pit crew at the Indy 500. After Alcoa, Marv worked at Kmart as the manager of the sporting goods department, letting his love for sports continue. He also worked at The Sportsman for many years, but ultimately retired after owning MVP Sports in Lafayette.

His children, Steve (Ginny) Wheeler of Flora, IN, and Barb (Troy) Bruce of Lafayette, were his pride and joy. Family meant everything to him, and Marv would take every opportunity to brag about them to whoever would listen. Growing up, Steve and Barb remember that Dad was present in every moment, big or small! His appreciation and admiration for his family was obvious, and his love was pure.

Marv’s truest treasures were his 5 grandchildren: Josh (Hayley) Wheeler, Greg (Lance Connolly) Wheeler, Erika (Jerry) Knotts, Mason Bruce, and Karsyn (Logan) Martin, and 7 great-grandchildren: Meredith Wheeler, Ella Wheeler, Haddie Wheeler, Tenley Knotts, Trenton Knotts, Waylon Wheeler and Walter Wheeler. Pa was the best of the best. Whether he was taking you fishing, to the woodshed, showing you how to mow, attending the moments that mattered, or serving up homemade ice cream and home grown strawberries, Pa’s presence was profound. The memories made were endless and will forever be cherished.

Along with his parents, Marv was preceded in death by 3 brothers, 3 sisters, and his great-grandson, Grayson Wheeler.

Family will receive friends on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, from 4:00PM – 7:00PM at Soller Baker Lafayette Chapel. There will be a private burial at Yorktown Cemetery in Stockwell, IN.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to Woodhaven Rescue Farm. Envelopes will be available. For online condolences, visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com

Joel F. Voorhees, 65, of Flora, died unexpectedly at his home Monday, April 8, 2024. Joel was born on December 11, 1958, in Logansport, IN to Charles L and Ruth Hollis Voorhees. Joel retired from Brim Concrete in production, working there since 1989. In his younger years he worked for his brother Terry and Dale McIlrath in the chicken business clean up. He attended Carroll Schools and was a former member of the First Brethren Church in Flora. Joel enjoyed fishing, playing video games and going to air shows. Joel is survived by his mother: Ruth Voorhees of Flora. Three sisters: Donna A Voorhees of Florida, Charlene and Brian Keeling of Attica, Regina and Andy Clouse of Hillsboro, IN. Five brothers: Richard and Nancy Voorhees of Bringhurst, Terry and Lynn Voorhees of Fishers, Jimmy and Sue Voorhees of West Lafayette, Joseph and Julie Voorhees of Illinois and Michael and Lisa Voorhees of Burlington. He is preceded by his father Charles, brother Donald and sister Dale.

The Voorhees Family invite friends to visit Saturday, April 13, 2024, from 11:00am to 1:00pm. at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. A Celebration of Joel’s Life will start at 1:00pm. His brothers Richard and Terry will lead the celebration. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made in Joel’s memory to charity of choice.
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Traci Michelle Garrison, 51, of Lafayette and Flora, entered heaven to celebrate her arrival with her dad, Sunday, March 31, 2024, at Franciscan East Hospital in Lafayette. Traci was born in Lafayette on April 22, 1972, to Ted and Jackie Mann Garrison. Traci’s work life was at Riley Children’s Hospital, Manager at Sunglass Hut, realtor in Lafayette area and she owned her own cleaning business and served several clients that she loved. Traci graduated from Carroll High School with the class of 1990 and attended Indiana State University. Her greatest passion was her daughter Lexi and her two grandsons, Ryker and Truett and nephew Gage. She loved riding her Harley, her sparkly cowboy boots and her extended family. She loved being with friends, where she was often the center of attention and left her mark on this world. Traci is survived by her daughter: Alexah Garrison of Lafayette. Mother: Jackie Garrison (Mike) of West Lafayette. Two brothers: Tony Garrison (Christy) of Cutler and Tanner Garrison (Aimee) of Lafayette. Two grandsons: Ryker and Truett Garrison. Grandmother: Jean Mann of Flora. Five nieces and nephews: Barbie, Preston, Gage, Chloe and Nathan. She is preceded by her father, Ted Garrison.

There will be a gathering of friends and family Sunday, April 7, 2024, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm at New Journey Farm, 2181 S 800 E Lafayette, IN 47905. A Celebration of Traci’s Life will start at 4:00pm. Pastor Benjamin Lanzer will officiate. A private burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery.

Click on the link below to watch webcast for Traci Michelle Garrison.
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Memorial donations in Traci Garrison’s memory may be given to Payton Manning Childrens Hospital, Tippecanoe Humane Society and American Diabetic Association. The Garrison Family ask that you dress casual and wear something pink, since that was Traci’s favorite color.
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Richard Harlan Cromer, 86, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Wednesday, March 20, 2024, at Wesley Manor Healthcare in Frankfort. Richard was born on July 18, 1937, in Logansport, IN to the late Oscar Daniel and Esther Mary Buck Cromer. On May 4, 1962, Richard married the love of his life, Linda Lou Ayres and she preceded him in 2010. Richard and Linda enjoyed traveling on their motorcycle to all the states except for Alaska. They would winter in Webster, Fl for years in their motorhome. Richard worked as a carpenter for years with Shepler Construction. He served our county as a US Marine from 1956 to 1958. Richard graduated from Logansport High School, past member of Grace Brethren Church, attended Camden 1^st Baptist Church. Richard enjoyed playing the guitar and listening to old gospel music. Surviving Richard are his sons: Rodney “Ty” (Virginia) Cromer of Bringhurst and Timothy “Tim” (Connie) Cromer of Ohio. Daughter: Rhonda “Terese” (Brian) Cosgray of Flora. Six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Three brothers: Charlie (Louise) Cromer of Missouri, Kenny (Kay) Cromer of Florida and Larry Cromer of Colorado. Sister: Sharon Ayres of Flora. He is preceded by his parents and brother in-law: Meredith Ayres.

The Family of Richard invite friends to visit, Monday, March 25, 2024, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 11:00am to 1:00pm. A Celebration of Richard Cromer’s Life will start at 1:00pm. Burial to follow at Mapel Lawn Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard graveside rites. Memorials may be given to the Carroll County Honor Guard; envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Charles “Charlie” Russell Dill, 72, of Logansport and Deer Creek, passed away Monday, March 4, 2024, in Indianapolis after a hard-fought battle with cancer. Charlie was born to the late James and Barbara Jernigan Dill on July 8, 1951, in Rochester, IN. Charlie graduated from Rochester High School in 1969. He retired a year ago from the trucking industry after driving for over 50 years. He was a very proud owner of a red 1999 Peterbilt with over 2 million miles on it. Charlie is survived by his companion of 14 years, Marcia Giddens. His little buddy Chase. A son and granddaughter.  Stepmother. Charlie was preceded by his father, mother, stepfather, brother and sister.
Following Charlies wishes, there will not be a service or Celebration of Life. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is honored to serve the Dill Family.
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Ruth Ann Pearson, 93, of Delphi, passed peacefully into heaven, Thursday, February 22, 2024, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi. Ruth was born on May 15, 1930, to the late Horace and Elnora Ward Oaks in Cutler, Indiana. Ruth was a lifelong resident of Carroll County. She was in housekeeping at the former Brethren Home in Flora and kept the books for the farm trucking business. Ruth Ann was a proud mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Her family was the most important part of her life. Ruth Ann Oaks married the lover of her life, Leroy J. Pearson on June 1, 1947, in Delphi and he preceded her on October 6, 2018, being married for 71 years. She was a member of the Radnor United Methodist Church since May 9, 1943. She enjoyed gardening, baking pies and baking cookies with the grandkids. Surviving are two daughters: Joyce (Ken) Ehrlich of Grand Prairie, Texas and Belinda Pearson (companion Danny Rhine) of Burlington. Son: Michael (Carol) Pearson of Bringhurst. Sister: Freda Reed of Oregon. Brother-in-law: Sanford Pearson of Lafayette. Eleven grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband, sister-Mary Ellen Shaffer and three brothers- Roy Oak, Floyd Oaks and Larry Oaks.

Ruth Ann’s Family invite friends to visit Friday, March 1, 2024, from 10:00am to 12:00pm. A celebration of Ruth Ann Pearson’s Life will start at 12:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, Indiana 46929. Rev Ed Selvidge will officiate. Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery next to her husband. The family asks that memorial contributions be made to charity of choice in Ruth Ann’s memory.
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Alice A Lambert, 84, of Delphi formally of Camden, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Wednesday, February 21, 2024, in the emergency room at Franciscan Health East in Lafayette. Alice was born to the late Jessie and Verna Spears Shaw on August 23, 1939, in Monroe County, KY.  She married Sterling Stewart, and later divorced. On July 11, 1964, in Clinton County Alice married Wayne Lambert and he died September 11, 2008. Alice worked at Sayco as a line captain. She was involved with the Silver Belle Home Eco Club in Carroll County. She enjoyed reading, euchre, puzzles and bingo.  Family was the most important thing in Alice’s life, she would attend sporting events at Carroll and Western Schools to watch her grandchildren. She was a proud mother of six children, eleven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Alice had been a resident of the St. Elizabeth Health Care in Delphi for 7 1/2 years, where she was active and lead a Bible Study. She was a member of Jubilee Church (Northview Church) and had recently attended Crossroads Community Christian Church. Alice was known as “Grandma Alice” to many in our community. Alice is survived by two sons: Darrell (Tena) Stewart of Cutler and Duane Stewart of Camden. Two daughters: Deb (Chuck) Foreman of Camden and Deanne Lambert of Camden. Daughter in-law: Stephanie Lambert of Flora. Seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband Wayne, two sons-Doug Steward and Dave Lambert, two grandsons- Jessie Stewart and Adam Stewart and siblings.

The Family of Alice invite friends to visit Tuesday, February 27, 2024, from 4:00pm to 7:00pm at Northview Church, 687 E 50 N, Flora, IN 46929. A Celebration of Alice Lambert’s Life will start at 11:00am Wednesday, February 28, 2024, at the church. Pastor Dan Butcher and Michele Reed will officiate and speak. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery next to her husband Wayne. The family asks that donations be made in Alice’s memory to the Little Lambs Preschool at Crossroads Community Christian Church, Bringhurst in lieu of flowers.
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Michael “Mike” A. Hoffman, 82, Flora, met his Lord and Savior on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 31, 2023, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi.

Mike was born to the late Dayton DeVere “Pete” and Martha E. Eikenberry Hoffman on Sept. 11, 1941, in Flora. He graduated from Flora High School in 1960. He then married his high school sweetheart, Judy Nipple, on Oct. 7, 1961, and she survives.

The Hoffman family has been a big part of the Flora community. Mike was known as Santa Claus for 34 years in Flora and was able to be Santa on Christmas Eve a few weeks ago at the nursing home with a smile on his face. Mike was very active with the Flora Volunteer Fire Department for more than 30 years. He was past president and a member of the Carroll County Firefighters Association. He was a project leader with Carroll County 4-H Club and a project judge. He was a project judge at Indiana State Fair. He was an active member of Flora Lions Club and a recipient of the Pete Award. Mike was on the chain gang for Carroll Football for years. The Hoffman family was very involved with Carroll High School football and basketball. Mike wrote for the Carroll County Comet and sold advertisements. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Army. He was a past board member of the St. Elizabeth Healthcare Residence Advisory Board.

Mike also worked for Eller Fertilizer and was a jack of all trades. He was an avid Purdue and Chicago Cubs fan. He was one of the original founders of Flora Summer League Softball. He and Judy ran Flora Cable Vision for more than 30 years.

Mike is survived by his wife of 62 years, Judy; two daughters: Alice (Andrew) Tallackson, Michigan City, and their son, William DeVere, and Sara (Jeffrey) Overway, Logansport. He is preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Darrell L. Hoffman and Gregory C. Hoffman.

Mike’s family invites friends to visit from 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 7, 2024, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St., Flora, IN 46929. A celebration of Michael A. Hoffman’s Life is at 11 a.m. Monday at the funeral home, with burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery and military honors by the Carroll County Honor Guard. Memorials may be made to Carroll County 4-H Club, with envelopes available at the funeral home. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page for online condolences. 

Debra K. Moore, 68, of Cutler, IN, passed away on Thursday, December 28, 2023, at Franciscan Health Lafayette East. She was born on September 3, 1955, in El Paso, TX to the late Medford D. and Phyllis (Reef) Harmon. In 1973 Debra graduated from Carroll High School, and on December 21, 1973, she married Cloyed Moore, her husband of 50 years, in Burlington, IN.

Debra was a lifelong resident of Cutler, IN. She loved her small-town community, and she made it her mission to take care of her family and her neighbors. Debra’s days were spent caring for others, whether it was running errands, cooking, cleaning or just listening and conversing, she was a friend and comforter to many people. Debra was the owner and operator of the Cutler Bait & Tackle for several years.

Debbie was an avid reader and belonged to the Stephen King Book Club, she enjoyed video gaming on her phone, computer or even a Nintendo in the 90’s. When a holiday was approaching Debra was ready to decorate for the occasion. She knew no limit when it came to decorations, there was always room for another Easter egg, jack-o-lantern, or Santa Claus in her home. Debra’s family describes her as a best friend and confidant, a kind, selfless, and generous woman with a servant’s heart. She would do anything to protect and help the people she loved.

Surviving family include her husband Cloyed Moore, a son, Christopher Moore (Elizabeth Straub) of Indinapolis and two grandchildren, Tobias Moore and Tegan Moore. Extended family includes two sisters: Cheri Roberson of Kokomo and Cindy (Wayne) Grier of Chipley, FL; a niece, Carey Horn of Cutler; and nephews Dallas Moore of Lebanon, IN and Dusty Hooper of Flora, IN. She also leaves behind an uncle, Larry Reef of Cutler.

A celebration of Debra’s life will take place on Thursday, January 4, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel. Family invites friends to visit from 11:00 a.m. to time of service at 1:00. Burial will follow at Ball Hill Cemetery. Memorial donations can be given to the Cutler Volunteer Fire Department, in honor of Debra Moore. Wheeler Family Funeral Home is honored to serve the Moore Family.

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Mark W. Wheeler, 68, a lifelong resident of Clarks Hill, IN died at his home Saturday, December 9, 2023, after a short and courageous battle. Mark was born on January 30, 1955, in Lafayette, IN to the late Max “Freck” and Macel M. Perry Wheeler. Mark was married to Cheryl Huddleston and later to Deborah S. Matthews. Mark was a truck driver with Bailey Truck for 23 years and drove a truck for a total of 48 years. He was a 1974 graduate of Wainwright High School, members of the Linden Conservation Club, Lafayette Eagles, an avid Nascar and Indy face fan, attended the Indianapolis 500 for several years, enjoyed the outdoors and fishing at Sugar Creek. Mark is survived by three daughters: Holly (Brad) Warf of Clarks Hill, Toni (Wayne) Laswell of Pine Village and Jessica (companion Troy) Elliott of Clarks Hill. Sister: Mary (companion Abby) Wheeler of Bloomington. Eight grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.

Marks Family invite friends to visit Thursday, December 14, 2023, at the Clarks Hill Christian Church, 9510 Pearl Street, Clarks Hill, IN 47930 from 10:00am until the Celebration of Marks Life at 12:00pm. Pastor Jeff Stedge will officiate. Burial to follow Union Cemetery near Clarks Hill. Memorials may be given to the Clarks Hill Christian Church Food Panty. The family ask that all that attend dress very causal.
Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is assisting the family with arrangements.
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Myron J Neff, 80, of Frankfort and formally of Bringhurst, died Wednesday, December 6, 2023, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Myron was born to the late Herman and Z. Lucille Jenkins Neff Sr. on March 29, 1943, in Monroe Township in Carroll County. Myron spent his life in the Bringhurst area where he farmed until retirement in 1992. He also worked at Pioneer Seed and was a member of the Bringhurst Community Church. In 1957 Myron finished second in the soapbox derby.  A few years ago, he was watching American Pickers and saw his old soapbox derby car on the show, so he and a few other people drove to Michigan and brought it back home to Bringhurst.  Myron is survived by a sister in-law Arleen Neff of Florida. Two friends and caregivers: Curt Hufty and Berdena Teel. Myron is preceded by his parents, brother-Herman Neff Jr and a sister-Louann Neff.

Following Myron’s wish, there will be a graveside service Monday, December 11, 2023, at 1:00pm at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Pastor Brad Burton will officiate. Memorials may be given to the American Heart Association.
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Lloyd “Mike” Shell 68, of Young America, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, on November 30, 2023, at his residence. He was born on October 7, 1955, in Lakeland, Florida, to Lloyd A. and Bertie (Barnett) Shell. On January 27, 1975, Mike married Treva (Duncan) and she survives.

Mike worked for Transco Railway in Logansport, IN and retired after 20 years of service. He began a second career working for the City of Lafayette. He was a charter member of the Valley View Baptist Church in Flora, IN, where he served as a deacon. His hobbies included playing softball in his younger years and golf in retirement. Mike is described by his family, as a selfless, provider, who would give the shirt off his back to help others in need. He had a deep love for his family and the Lord. Mike had the ability to fix anything he touched and would use his skills to help friends and family with any repairs.

Surviving family include his wife of 48 years Treva Shell; a daughter, Jessica (Shannon) Bradley of Kokomo, IN and a son, Todd (Laura) Shell of Young America, IN. His grandchildren, Ian Shell, Isaac Doerflein, Faith Bradley, Ariel Shell, Micah Shell, Layton Shell, and Cole Specht. Surviving siblings include two brothers, Robert Shell of GA, and Paul (Katrina) Shell of FL.; seven sisters, Susan (Bruce) Lawhon of FL, Regina (Ken) Lanier of GA, Deborah Britt of FL, Ever (Jesse) Drapiza of FL, Carol (Gary) Sweeney of FL, Joy Chacon of FL, and Sheila (Kyle) Brant of FL. He is proceeded in death by parents Lloyd and Bertie Shell.

Funeral services are scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday, December 6, 2023, at Valley View Baptist Church, 720 W. Columbia St. Flora, IN 46929 with Pastor Ted Lucas officiating. Visitation will be held from 5 p.m. to time of service at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at the church. The family asks for memorial donations to be given to Treva. Envelopes will be available at the church. Wheeler Family Funeral Home is honored to serve the Shell family.

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Joseph Daniel Lesh (Dan) 74 passed peacefully on November 12, 2023 at IU University hospital in Indianapolis. He lived a life of love, devotion, and creativity.

Dan was born December 4, 1948, in Logansport, Ind. To the late Van and Marjorie Dillon Lesh. He graduated from Carroll high school in 1967, and attended Ball State University. He retired from Lesh Advertising in Deer Creek where he worked with his best friend and cousin, Jeff Lesh, for over 40 years. He was a 6 year veteran of the Indiana national guard. In 1968 he married his high school sweetheart Pam (Hutson) Lesh and she survives.

Dan loved his family and people. He could always lighten a mood and make everyone laugh with his humor and quick wit. A devoted husband, father, and grandfather, his joy in his family’s achievements and adventures knew no bounds. Dan’s passions included caring for his yard, flowers and pond. His workshop was a testament to his skills in woodworking and his love for tools. He was a fan of Indianapolis Colts, Indy and Nascar racing, and of course Star Trek. His pets Ginny and Geordi, both rescues, also enriched his life.

He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Vicki Lesh. Surviving is his wife Pam residing in Cutler, his son Mark Lesh (wife Dana Lesh), daughter Marianne Lesh (husband Bryan Read) and grandsons Aidan and Aaron Lesh all residing in Indianapolis. Also surviving is his sister Sandra Lesh Miller (husband Kenny Miller) residing in Bringhurst.

Per his request there will be no funeral service. Burial will be private at ball hill cemetery. Donations in his memory can be made to Deer Creek Presbyterian Church and Heaven after Hell animal rescue, Indianapolis Indiana. In remembering Dan, we honor a life of dedication, love and a deep connection to those around him.

Wheeler Family Funeral Home is honored to serve the Lesh Family. Please visit Wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.

Carol B. Pullen of Cutler, IN died Tuesday, October 30, 2023, at Franciscan Health Lafayette. He was born August 11, 1944, in Frankfort, IN to the late Bert and Mabel (Bordner) Pullen. He graduated in the inaugural Carroll High School class of 1962. On June 24, 1966, Carol married Jane (Beckley) in Lake Cicott, IN, she survives.

After high school Carol joined the Indiana National Guard, where he served from 1964-1970. In 1965 he began work at the Chrysler Transmission Plant in Kokomo. He would retire after 34 years of service on December 31, 1999. He also farmed for several years, and in his retirement was a courier for Sandridge Bank. Mr. Pullen was a member, Deacon Elder, and Clerk of the Session at the Cutler Presbyterian Church. His hobbies included being with his grandchildren, playing cards, and being with his 4-legged friend Cooper.

Surviving with his wife are a son, Jay (Julie) Pullen of Kokomo, Ind., and a daughter, Jill (Cameron) Proffitt of Flora, Ind.; seven grandchildren, Corey, Kyle, Cody, and Kayla Proffitt; Shiloh and Kira Pullen; and Lauren Spesard; and nine great-great grandchildren.

The Pullen family invites friends to visit on Thursday, November 2, 2023, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Wheeler Family Funeral Home- Baker Chapel. 204 S. Center St. Flora, IN 46929. Funeral services will be on Friday, November 3, 2023, with visitation from 12 p.m. until time of service at 1 p.m., at the Cutler Presbyterian Church 40 E. 500 S. Cutler, IN 46920. Rev. Lee McReynolds and Zachary Brubaker will officiate.  In-lieu of flowers the family request all donations be made to the Cutler Presbyterian Church. Envelopes will be provided. Wheeler Family Funeral Home is grateful for the opportunity to serve the Pullen Family. 

John Kelsey Dyer, 89, formally of the Flora/Bringhurst area, died Sunday, October 8, 2023, in Mesa, AZ where he and his late wife, Pasty, lived for the past five years. John was born on September 4, 1934, in Bringhurst to the late Charles Cecil and Rose Ethel Beougher Dyer.  John had two siblings Ruby Ryan who died March 2006 and Charles Devoe Dyer who died March 2015.   John married Patsy Jane Rader in Camden, Indiana on June 7, 1959.  She preceded him in death on December 13, 2021. John worked on farms in Carroll County for most of his life.  This included preparing fields and driving a semi, hauling feed and pigs. He was a local volunteer fireman for many years. John proudly served his Country in the US Army. John is survived by sisters-in-law, Ruth Lones, Mesa, AZ, Lois Brown, Monticello, IN, Willie Mae Bechdolt, Camden, IN, Fonda Spangler, Delphi, IN, along with several nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.

Family and friends may gather Wednesday, October 18, 2023, starting at 12:00pm for a Celebration of John’s Life starting at 1:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Pastor Morgan Young will officiate. Livestreaming is available at https://webcasts.lifetributes.com/1289451. Private interment will be at Musselman Cemetery near Camden. Memorial donations may be given in John Dyer’s memory to charity of donor’s choice.
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Margaret Ann (Bunch) Grubb, 76, of Milton, FL, previously from Flora, IN passed away on September 28, 2023, at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, FL, with her husband of 57 years, John Grubb at her side.

Margaret was born August 15, 1947, in Logansport, IN, she was the daughter of William and Dorothy (Hayes) Bunch. On February 19, 1966, she married John Grubb, her Carroll High School sweetheart at St. Boniface Church in Lafayette, IN.

Margaret embraced her role as a Navy wife, she faithfully and proudly supported her husband, raised her two children, and still found time to assist other service members and their families through Naval Relief. She was an avid “Band Mom” always supporting her children’s musical endeavors in every way possible. In retirement she enjoyed reading and solving crossword puzzles, but more than anything Margaret’s favorite pastime was being a grandma to her 8 grandchildren.

Surviving family include her husband, John Grubb; children, Janet (Ken) Hjort-Smith of South Bend, IN and Michael (Bobi) Grubb of Milton, FL. Eight grandchildren, Nadja, Maria, Elizabeth, Gabreal, Ethan, Geoffrey, Alexandria, Nicole and one great-granddaughter Autumn. Margaret is also survived by one sister, Barbara Parkhurst of Kokomo, IN.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Mr. & Mrs. William Bunch, Sisters: Edith Helvie and Pauline Lantz, and her in-laws John and Rose Grubb.

Family and Friends are welcome to call on October 25, 2023, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Funeral services will take place on October 26, 2023, at 1:00 pm with calling from 11:30 am until service begins at 1pm. Calling and Service will be held at Wheeler Family Funeral Home- Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St. Flora, IN 46929. Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions in Margaret’s honor can be made to St. Jude’s Children Hospital at www.stjude.org envelopes will also be available at the funeral home.

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Tony W. Pearson, 66, of Flora, passed away peacefully with family by his side at Milner Health Care in Rossville, on October 12, 2023, after a short battle with cancer. Tony was born to the late Ralph W. and Blanche (Butts) Pearson on December 21, 1956, in Kokomo, IN.

Tony was the oldest of five siblings growing up on the family farm outside of Cutler, IN. He was a 1975 graduate of Carroll High School. He spent several years working as an auto mechanic in Sedalia, and 13 years at the Flora Pizza King, before he eventually retired in 2022 from Indiana Packers after 10 years of service. Tony had a passion for classic cars, classic rock and classic Indiana Hoosier’s basketball. He followed the team closely and was an avid fan through the highs and lows. With no children of his own he created special bonds with his nieces and nephews who he loved dearly.

Surviving family include siblings, Tom (Teresa) Pearson of Cutler, Tim Pearson of Michigantown, Ted (Janie) Pearson of Loudon, TN, and Trenia (Johnathan) LaRose of New Bern, NC. Tony is also survived by several beloved nieces and nephews.

Family and Friends are invited to Celebrate Tony’s Life on October 21, 2023, from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home- Baker Chapel. 204 S. Center St. Flora, IN 46929. Tony will be laid to rest next to his parents at Ball Hill Cemetery. Family has requested donations to help with funeral expenses, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

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JOHN K DYER, 89, FORMALLY OF FLORA AND BRINGHURST, DIED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2023 IN MESA, ARIZONA. SERVICES ARE PENDING AT THIS TIME. FULL OBITUARY TO FOLLOW SOON.

Mark D. “Mick” Cook, 91, of Cutler, was called home to the Lord Sept 12, 2023.  Mick was born to the late Joseph and Josephine Thompson Cook on August 21, 1932, in Cutler. Mick was the seventh of eight siblings and was raised on the family farm along the Wildcat Creek in Cutler. After graduating from Cutler High School in 1950, he joined the US Air Force during the Korean War and was stationed in Texas, Japan and O’Hare in Chicago. On January 8, 1955, Mick married Irma J Clem and they moved to St. Charles, Missouri where he worked for McDonnell Douglas and Trans World Airlines. They moved back a year later, and Mick farmed with his dad for 25 years. Mick was the rural letter carrier in Cutler for 30 years, retiring in 1994. After retirement Mick was a courier for Bright National Bank for 13 years. Mick was a member and past president of the Indiana Rural Letter Carrier Association and served as a delegate several times at the national convention. Mick was a 50-year member of the Masonic Lodge and the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Golf was a passion for Mick and he enjoyed golfing with his buddies. Mick was an active member, elder, deacon and youth leader at the Cutler Presbyterian Church, helped raise funds for the Adams Mill Covered Bridge restoration, volunteered at the mill, Cutler Fire Department and Ball Hill Cemetery for many years. Mick loved spending time with Irma, 3 daughters, 5 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren and 33 nieces and nephews. He always enjoyed talking to kids at family gatherings, church, on his mail route or uptown in Cutler. Mick is survived by his wife of 68 years, Irma Clem Cook. Three daughters: Terri (Dean) Sink of Flora, Tami Johanningsmeier of New Albany and Toni Cook of Cutler. Five grandchildren: Ryan Sink, Sara Underhill, Scott (Jennifer) Johanningsmeier, Susan (Ben) Smith and Lisa Johanningsmeier. Six great-grandchildren: Kyle and Kaci Underhill, Rachel and Rebecca Johanningsmeier, Hannah and Heidi Smith. Two sisters: Marjorie Squier Smith and Bonnie Wilson. He is preceded by his parents, siblings-Harold Cook, Virginia Brower Smith, William Cook, Belva Best and Robert Cook.

The Cook Family invites friends to visit Friday, September 22, 2023, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 4:00pm to 8:00pm with Masonic Service at 7:30pm. A Celebration of Mark “Mick” Cook’s Life will be held at the Cutler Presbyterian Church Saturday, September 23, 2023, at 1:00pm with calling 1 hour prior. Mick’s grandson Scott Johanningsmeier and nephew Jason Burns will officiate. Burial to follow at Ball Hill Cemetery with military rites by the Carroll County Honor Guard. Memorials may be given in Mick’s name to Carroll County Manor.
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Karen S. Barnard, 85, of Flora, went home to be with her lord and savior on September 6, 2023, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette with family by her side. She was born in the family home outside of Burlington, IN, to Paul and Dorthey (Hendrix) Garrison on July 22, 1938. Karen was a 1957 graduate of Burlington High School. On March 3, 1961, she married William (Bill) Barnard at the Burlington First Brethren Church.

Karen loyally fulfilled the role of a farmer’s wife. She worked diligently side by side with Bill, operating equipment, tending to the livestock, planting and harvesting crops, as well as keeping up with the housework and raising a family. She and Bill have been faithful servants to their community and Burlington First Brethren Church family since 1961.

Surviving family include her husband of 62 years Bill Barnard, son, Mike (Lori) Barnard of Flora, and daughter Marcia (Greg) Baker of Brownsburg. 5 Grandson’s: Eric, Nick, Blake, Grant, and Matt; as well as 5 great-grandchildren with a sixth on the way.  Karen is preceded in death by her siblings Eileen Garrison and Joe Garrison.

Family invites friends to visit on Saturday, September 9, 2023, from 10 a.m. -12 noon at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel 204 S. Center St. Flora, IN 46929. A celebration of Karen’s Life will begin at noon with Pastor Jim Littlejohn officiating. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial donations may be given to the Burlington First Brethren Church, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

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Ruthford Allen “Bud” Decker, 80, of Cutler passed away at his residence on September 2, 2023.
He was born in Petersburg, IN, on June 15, 1943, to Oval and Oma Lavina Gladis (Henson) Decker.

Allen graduated from Winslow High School in 1962 and joined the United States Army where he served courageously in Vietnam as an artillery repairman. After serving his country, Allen attended Arsenal Technical school in Indinapolis, where he received a certification for tool and die making. He opened and operated Decker’s Body Shop and Wrecker Service in Flora and obtained his insurance adjuster’s license. After the historic blizzard of 1978, Allen decided to move his family to Florida. There he spent time rehabbing homes and restoring antique furniture. Allen’s hobbies included fishing, gunsmithing, whittling, and arrowhead hunting.

Surviving family include his daughters: Kimberly (Curtiss) Kicliter of Ideal, GA; Robert Vallejos of Ft. Myers, FL; Anna Decker of Atlanta, GA; and April (Jared) Lindsey of Cutler, IN.  He is also survived by 6 grandchildren: Curtiss Kicliter IV, Westley Kicliter, Travis Kicliter, Kaitlin Kicliter, Ellie Case, Hondo Lindsey, and one great grandchild, Jaxson Kicliter.  Preceding Allen in death are his three sisters: Lucille Roberson, Norma Jean Willis, and Sheila Johnson.

Family and friends are invited to visit on Sunday, September 10, 2023, from 3 to 5 p.m.  at Wheeler Family Funeral Home – Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St. Flora, IN 46929. Graveside service will take place Monday September 11, 2023, at 11 a.m. at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery in Petersburg, IN.
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Born Sleeping August 15th, 2023, at 10:50am

Salem was the beloved daughter to Zachary and Bailey (Shaffer) Pickett. Others mourning her loss are her older brother’s Mason Jensen, Shaddyx Taylor and Odin Pickett. Survived by Maternal Great grandmother’s Alice Shaffer and Jayne Gordon. Grandfather Gregory Shaffer. Step Grandfather Kevin (Dana) Murphy.  Grandmother Tracie Gordon. Uncle Tad (Sarah) Shaffer, Aunts Emily Shaffer, Skyla (Josh) Ihle, and Kaitlyn Elpers. Paternal Great grandmother Esther Jarrard. Grandfather Randy Pickett, Grandmother Karen (Franc) Pickett. Aunts Lindsey (Sam) Gamel, Sammy Pickett, Maddie Pickett, Michayla Pickett, Uncle Tony (Lauren) Pickett. And multiple cousins that loved her.
Proceeded in death by, older sister Rhea Pickett, Cousin Eden Shaffer and Cousin Judith Pickett. Great Grandfather Babe Gordon, great Grandfather Fred Jarrard. 

Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Pickett Family.

Norman Eugene Filbrun, 79, passed away peacefully on Tuesday July 18, 2023. He was born December 11, 1943, in Dayton, Ohio to the late Floyd and Mary (Flora) Filbrun. Norman spent most of his years farming and raising livestock, in Lewisburg, Ohio. Later in his life he moved to Indiana to be closer to his kids. It was then that he met Virginia Henderson. Norman and Virginia shared 16 years together. This time accounted for some of the best memories of Norman’s life.

Norman is survived by three children, Jodi (Craig) Meade, John (Autumn) Filbrun, and Jared Filbrun, all of Flora, IN. Grandchildren, Shelbi (Tallis Bowers) Fisher, Bayleigh (Austin) Ford, Sidney Fisher, Grace (Matt) Homco, Trey Filbrun and Mamie Filbrun. One great-grandchild, Fallon Ford. Siblings include a sister, Thelma Landes and brother, Marlin Filbrun. Preceding Norman in death are his parents, brother Eldon Filbrun, sister-in-law Janice Filbrun, and brother-in-law Kenny Landes.

Family and Friends are invited to calling on Friday July 21, 2023, from 1:30pm to 2:30pm at Gilbert-Fellers Funeral Home, 950 Albert Road, Brookville, Ohio 45309. Graveside service to follow at Royal Oak Memorial Gardens in Brookville, OH.  Memorials in Norman’s honor can be made to charity of choice.
Wheeler Family Funeral Home (Baker Chapel) has been entrusted with arrangements. www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com

Darrell L. Miller, 66, of Delphi went home to be with his Lord and Savior Wednesday, June 28, 2023, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Darrell was born to the late Clarence J. and Leora B. Pattengale Miller on April 27, 1957, in Lafayette, IN. Darrell was a phone electrician for GTE for 30 years before retiring in 2009. He graduated from Lincoln Tech in 1983. Darrell was a member and past trustee at Battle Ground Bible Church and loved helping with vacation bible school. Darrell was an avid Nascar fan, he loved spending time with his family. He enjoyed it when his sons and their wives were all together sitting around campfires, taking the kids on vacation to Holiday World every summer. Darrell and Brenda enjoyed five cruises. He was involved with his sons in cub scouts and baseball. He was a timekeeper for swim meets at Delphi High School. Darrell and Brenda volunteered at Shakamak Bible Camp,  and counselors at CheckPoint. On February 7, 1982, Darrell married the love of his life Brenda Stewart, and she survives. He is also survived by two sons: Brandon (Rachel) Miller of Florida and Kyle (Ashton) Miller of Delphi. Brother: Clay Miller of Lafayette.

Friends may visit the Miller Family Monday, July 3, 2023, at the Battle Ground Bible Church, 2430 E. 600 N., West Lafayette, IN 47906 from 11:00am to 1:00pm. A Celebration of Darrell’s Life will begin at 1:00pm. Pastor Kenny Loehe will officiate. Burial to follow at Colburn United Brethren Cemetery, next to his parents. Memorials may be given to charity of choice in Darrell’s memory.
Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to serve the Miller Family.
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Janet Marie McCain, 83, of Flora, went home to be with our loving father Monday, June 26, 2023, at Milner Community Healthcare in Rossville. Janet was born to the late Grover and Beatrice Minthorn Hartman on November 4, 1939, in Cass County, Indiana. On June 8, 1958, Janet married Joseph R. McCain and he survives. Janet retired in 2000 from Carroll Elementary School, working there as a custodian for 21 years. Janet also worked at the Brethren Home and Essex Wire in Flora. She was raised in Camden and graduated from Camden High School in 1958. Janet had a servant’s heart and loved her family deeply. Surviving is her husband of 65 years, Joseph R. McCain. Children: Sandra (Mike) Speith of Fort Wayne, Joseph (Cheryl) McCain of Middleburg, Florida, Tina (Russ) Wethington of New Richmond and Rex McCain of Monticello. Thirteen grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. Two brothers: Gerald (Anita) Hartman of Camden and Larry Hartman of Flora. Brother-in-law: Jim Wisely of Monticello. She is preceded by her parents, sisters: Betty Hartman and Karen Hartman Wisely, sister-in-law: Beverly Sue Hartman.

The McCain Family invite friends to visit Thursday, June 29, 2023, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. A Celebration of Janet’s Life will start at 3:00pm. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be given to the Cancer Society or OAR for Autism Research.
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Glen Clingenpeel Jr passed away at the age of 82 on June 14^th at 2:58 PM surrounded by his family at the Saint Elizabeth Health Center in Delphi Indiana following a brief battle with cancer.

Glen was born May 11, 1941, to Glen Sr and Esther Justice Clingenpeel.  He graduated from Flora High School in 1960 where he was involved in basketball, baseball and track.  He was awarded the Kenneth V. Beckner Medal for basketball for the 1959-1960 year.  After graduation, Glen enlisted in the Indiana Army National Guard until he honorable discharge on July 31, 1969.

He married his high school sweetheart, Nancy Allen of Cutler at the Bringhurst Methodist Church on May 24, 1963.

Through the years, Glen worked for Becks Furniture of Flora, Essex of Flora and finally Frito Lay in Frankfort where he retired after 18 years of service.

Glen helped coach the Flora Little League Dodgers for many years and was a volunteer firefighter for the Flora Fire Department.   He loved making things in his shop, repairing and refurnishing antique furniture. After retirement, you could normally find him outside working on their house, landscaping or just tinkering.  He was a big fan of North Carolina Tarheels basketball.  He was a member for the Living Faith Church of Flora where he enjoyed many years working for the fair tent, and fish fry, where he enjoyed all the wonderful food.  Glen loved attending his grandkids activities and hearing about their day-to-day life.  He loved talking to people and there was not a person he did not enjoy having a laugh with them.  He loved his dogs Barney and Odie, but his first love was his family.

Surviving with his wife of 60 years are three children, Bryan (Jennifer) Clingenpeel of Camden, Tim (Theresa) Clingenpeel of Berne and Tracie (Ryan) Swayze of Camden and five grandchildren.  Miranda Clingenpeel of Delphi, Treva and Travis Clingenpeel of Berne and Danielle and Kyle Swayze of Camden and sister-in-law Peg Clingenpeel of Tennessee.  Glen is preceeded in death by his parents, a brother Roger and half sister Creta Hollis.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the Flora Little League program in Glen’s honor.

The Clingenpeel Family invite friends to visit Monday, June 19, 2023, from 3:00pm to 6:00pm. A celebration of Glen’s Life will begin at 6:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Pastor Guy Studebaker will officiate. Carroll County Honor guard will have military rites following service at the funeral home.   Interment will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Flora.

Ronald D. “Ron” “Speedy” Thomas, 88, of Stockwell, entered his heavenly home Saturday morning, April 29, 2023, at his home with family by his side. Ron was born to the late Herman and Frances Harrier Thomas on September 1, 1934, in Georgetown, IL. On September 10, 1961, in Veedersburg, IN he married Linda Lou Grady and she preceded him on July 13, 2017. He and Linda lived in Dayton prior to moving to Stockwell.  Ron retired from Alcoa in Lafayette after working there for 39 years. He graduated from Hillsboro High School and was captain of the basketball team. Ron served our country in the United States Army. Ron enjoyed watching all kinds of sports, he enjoyed the outdoors and tinkering around the house. His biggest love was his grandchildren. Ron is survived by his daughter: Elizabeth Ann (friend Scott) Thomas of Stockwell. Twin sons: Michael Dean Thomas of Bringhurst and Mark Allen (fiancé Kim Elliott) Thomas of Brookston. Sister: Mildred Bartelson of Illinois. Five grandchildren: Brandon Taylor (Kimberly), Candice Nichole Ferguson, Heidie Nichole Kuns (Jamin), Sarah Elizabeth Thomas and Caleb Grady Thomas. Twelve great-grandchildren: Kaitlyn, Corbin, Hadley, Aubrey, Autumn, Ashton, Averie, Braven, Kaden, Lylah Grace and twins Olivia and Oakley.  He is preceded by his parents, wife, two brothers-Robert “Butch” and Raymond “Gene” Thomas.

The Thomas Family invite friends to visit Friday, May 5, 2023, at Wea Ridge Baptist Church, 1051 E. 430 S. Lafayette, IN 47909 from 11:00am till time of funeral at 1:00pm. Pastor Dan Sager will officiate. Burial to follow at Stingley Cemetery near Stockwell with Military Honors. Memorials may be given in Ron’s memory to Loving Heart Animal Shelter, 512 Veterans Memorial Pkwy E., Lafayette, IN 47905.

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Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to serve the Thomas Family.

Max A. Eikenberry, 96, of Flora, died Tuesday, April 25, 2023, at Milner Community Health Care in Rossville. Max was born to the late Monroe and Chloa Flora Eikenberry on October 29, 1926, in Miami-Dade County, Florida. On April 10, 1949, he married Helen Oyler in Carroll County, and she survives. Max farmed all his life in Carroll County. Max and Helen wintered in Homestead Florida since 1985. He was a member of the Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church. Max is survived by his wife of 74 years, Helen Oyler Eikenberry of Flora. Two daughters: Linda (Duane) Wolf of Rossville and Leah Eikenberry of Flora. Daughter-in-law: Wanda Eikenberry of Ohio. Seven grandchildren, twenty-three great-grandchildren and ten great-great-grandchildren. He is preceded by his son-Dale Eikenberry, his parents, two brothers and one sister.

The Eikenberry Family invite friends to visit Thursday, April 27, 2023, at the Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church from 3pm to 5pm and 6pm to 8pm. Funeral service will be at 10:00am Friday at the church. The Home Brethren will officiate. Burial to follow at Musselman Cemetery.

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Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Eikenberry Family.

Rita J Hudelson, 72, of Lafayette formally of Flora, died Thursday April 6, 2023 at IU Arnett Health in Lafayette. Rita was born to the late Dale and Elizabeth Ayres Eller on November 17, 1950 in Logansport. She married Jerry Hudelson on August 5, 1978, in Lafayette and he preceded her on October 5, 2011. Rita and Jerry at one time owned The Checkerboard in Lafayette. Rita also was a beautician and worked in the bakery at Payless in Lafayette. She was a graduate of Carroll High School in 1969, attended Wrights Beauty School in Kokomo and was a member of Delta Theta Chi. Rita was know as a kind, straight forward family lady. She is survived by her son: Bret Hudelson of Lafayette. Three sisters: Shirley Chodorowski of Davenport, FL, Janet (Mark) Kingen of Pandora, OH and Susan (Greg) Denny of Flora. Two granddaughters: Zoee Hudelson and Emma Nehrig. Two nieces and six nephews. Her dog: Sadee.

Rita’s Family invite friends to visit Wednesday, April 12, 2023, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St, Flora, IN 46929 from 4:00pm until a Celebration of Rita’s Life at 7:00pm.
Memorials may be given in Rita’ memory to donor’s charity of choice.
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Marvin J Yoder, 84, of Flora passed away Friday, March 24, 2023, at Indiana University Arnett in Lafayette. Marvin was born in Frankfort, IN on February 15, 1939, to Paul and Faye Mossburg Yoder. On September 30, 1961 he married Joyce West and she preceded him in death on December 21, 2021. Marvin attended Cutler High School. He spent three years working in the Larue Carter Hospital in Indianapolis. He later worked at Sayco for over 40 years before retiring in 2004. Marvin enjoyed mowing the yard on his John Deere. He also looked forward to reading each edition of the Vendicator . Marvin enjoyed watching westerns and sports on TV and spending time with family. Marvin had a heart of gold and was always there to help others. Surviving are his three children: Sarah (Mick) Graham of Flora; Darrell (Kris) Yoder of Flora and Mike (Lupe) Yoder of Frankfort. Five grandchildren, several step grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents, siblings; Wayne and Junior Yoder; son-Mark Yoder and a great-grandson Gavin Gerlach.

Marvin’s funeral service will be at 11:00am Thursday, March 30, 2023, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Ted Lucas will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
Memorials may be made in Marvin Yoder’s name to Riley Childrens Hospital.

Floyd Collins, 80, of Flora, (also known as Dean and/or Cobby), passed away Tuesday, March 21^st surrounded by his loving family in Lafayette.  Floyd was born in 1942 in Virginia and moved to Indiana in 1964, where he quickly married his best-friend Dorothy Peterson.

Dean and Dorothy were married 59-years and raised two children, Donnie Collins, and their daughter Michelle Collins.

Dean was a well-known figure in Flora, infamous for his love of sports, collection of baseball caps, and gambling.  Always wearing a smile, Dean loved playing cards, going to the riverboat, grilling, and jingling his pocket change.  Dean worked at RCA for 16-years, then moved to Zinn Kitchen in Flora, creating beautiful cabinetry for several decades before he retired.

An avid sportsman, Dean enjoyed going on hunting trips for turkey, deer, and mushrooms. Dean was also a huge football and basketball fan. As he got older, Dean adopted a love for watching golf, because the other professional sports would get him too excited.

Dean lived to serve his family, especially his daughter, Michelle Collins and two granddaughters Cheyanne Bockrath and Adrienne Hammonds (husband Sonny Hammonds).

Dean is survived by his wife Dorothy. Children: Donnie Collins and Michelle Collins. Eight siblings: Genevia Johnson, Ruby Sybert of Virginia, Dorisy Sexton, Evelyn Collins of Tennessee, and Lois Aragon, Georgie Garcia, Pearlie Shepard, and Frankie Collins of Iowa. He is proceeded in death by five siblings: Joe Collins, Dale Collins, Charlene Collins, Judy Collins, and Flora Jones.

With such a large family, Dean was blessed with many loving cousins, nieces, and nephews, and friends that quickly became family.  The family wishes to thank the Bowling and Bishop families for their loving care and friendship.  He will be missed by all who knew him.

The Collins Family invite friends to visit Saturday, March 26, 2023, from 2:30pm to time of service at 4:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center St, Flora, IN 46929. Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery.

Cheryl “Cherie” L Sutton Crum, 77, of Lafayette left her earthly home on Saturday, March 18, 2023 at her home in Lafayette to join her loved ones in Heaven. Cherie was born on May 24, 1945 in North Manchester, IN, the only child of Wayne and Frances Sutton, she was their whole world. She was a 1963 graduate of Manchester High School and attended Ball State University. In 1967 she married Robert “Bob” Crum and together they raised two beautiful children for sixteen years before divorcing. Cherie worked in sales most of her life at Carlton Jewelers, Firestone Auto Sales, Meyers Motors, Michael’s Furniture and Leath Furniture. Cherie loved mushroom hunting and for many years she and her mother took trips to Michigan with other family members to mushroom hunt. Her eyes would light up at the site of a mushroom popping up in the spring. She was an avid reader, she loved to play Euchre and many other games. You did not want to sit through an episode of Jeopardy or a game of scrabble with her because you would surely lose every time. Cherie was very creative and her kids have fond memories of the elaborate Halloween costumes she would make for them. She had a deep love of all animals and her family often referred to her as the animal whisperer. Cherie was fun-loving, carefree and always lived life on her own terms. She would often remark that she was just an old hippy. Of all the things she loved there was nothing she loved more than her children, grandchildren and most recently her great grandchildren who loved to go to Gammy’s house because they knew they weren’t allowed to leave without a handful of candy from her stash. Cherie is survived by loving family. Her son: Chris (Tammy) Crum of Lafayette. Daughter: Jennifer (John) Crum Walrave of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Grandchildren: Tori (Jordan) Long and Carson Crum of Lafayette, Sr Airman Cooper Crum of Columbus, MS., Jagger Walrave of Oxford, MS and Jade Walrave of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Great grandchildren: Boston and Bristol Long of Lafayette. Long time best friend: Becky Burton of Lafayette and her loyal dog, Jett, who literally protected her to the very end. She is preceded in death by her parents, the father of her children and many pets along the years that were lucky enough to be loved by her.

The family invite friends to visit Friday, March 24, 2023 from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. A short service will begin at 7:00pm at Outpost Catering, 2501 Old US 231, Lafayette, IN 47909. To continue the celebration of Cherie’s life, the family invite friends to stop by Sgt. Preston’s in the Purdue Room, 6 N 2^nd Street, Lafayette, IN 47905 from 8:00pm to 10:00pm. Memorials may be given to Natalie’s Second Chance Shelter via Venmo @NSCShelter or PayPal @paypal.me/nataliessecondchanceor Grant’s House, 1500 Salem Street, Lafayette, IN 47904.
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Dale A Burnworth, 87, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Saturday, March 18, 2023, at Franciscan Health East in Lafayette. Dale was born to Ancil C and Naomi Brown Burnworth in Huntington, IN on July 6, 1935. Dale was always in good physical condition; in his younger years he would start his day with 50 push-ups and he walked at the Community Center the day before he became ill. He was a hard worker from his teenage years to the age of 87. As a young man Dale was a paper boy, worked for Pappy Stayer, and did odd jobs in Flora. He graduated from Flora High School in 1953. Dale joined  the US Navy in 1953 and was discharged in 1957. Dale was stationed in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he met the love of his life, Mary Margaret “Meg” Lamb and they were married on October 13, 1956. Dale and Meg raised   two children, Jeff and Lisa. While living in New Mexico, Dale worked at Atomic Energy Commission and was a deputy sheriff in Valencia County and was an avid rattle snake hunter. Dale had the privilege to carry the Olympic torch on horseback for the 1960 Olympics. Dale and Meg moved to Carroll County in 1970 and Dale started working for Yeager & Sullivan in hog operations. He became an owner/operator of Performance Feeds, specializing with Genetic Improvement Services of NC, retiring in 2000. Dale was a member and past church board member at Bringhurst United Methodist Church, he enjoyed refinishing furniture and won grand champion at the county fair. He was a supporter of the 4-H fair in Carroll County. He was a member of the Flora Lions Club. Dale was very active and board member of the Carroll County Community Center. He volunteered at Carroll Schools with the Buddy Bag Program. Dale was honored to go on an honor flight with his son Jeff to Washington DC in 2017. Dale is survived by his wife of 66 years, Meg. Son: Jeff and Karyn Burnworth of West Lafayette. Daughter: Lisa and Scot Ortman of Flora. Four grandchildren: Tyler Ortman and his companion Caitlin Miller, Hannah Ortman and Jack and Brandon Vernon. Sister: Doris “Boots” Crawford of Logansport. Many nieces and nephews. He is preceded by his parents, brother-Jack Fulton and sister- Karolynne Dowling.

The Burnworth Family invite friends to visit Friday, March 24, 2023, from 3:00pm to 7:00pm at the Bringhurst Community Church, 1468 S 10 W, Bringhurst, IN 46913. A Celebration of Dale Burnworth’s Life will be at 10:30am  Saturday, March 25 at the church. Brad Burton will officiate. Burial with military rite by Carroll County Honor Guard at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorials may be given in Dale Burnworth name to the Carroll County Community Center in Flora, Buddy Bags or Wounded Warrior. Envelopes will be available at the church.
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Toni Kay Delrymple Collins of Frankfort, formerly of Flora, left this earthly world on Friday March 10, 2023, and joined her loved ones in Heaven.  She was born on November 1, 1950, to Charles and Phyllis Delrymple in Kokomo, Indiana.

Toni was a 1969 graduate of Carroll High School and worked at Briggs Plumbing formerly Sayco for most of her adult life.  She also worked at Indiana Packers as a security guard for several years.   Toni enjoyed doing word search puzzles and spending time with her grandchildren whom she was immensely proud of.

Toni was a hard-working, fun-loving woman who would always make you laugh.  She had a tough exterior but a heart of gold.  You could always count on her to say or do something unexpected.  Toni always had a joke or a smile to share and if you knew her you loved her for all of those reasons.

Toni is survived by her loving husband Paul (Tiny) Collins of Frankfort, her three sons whom she loved fiercely; Josh Collins of Frankfort, TJ Collins of Logansport and Jesse Collins of Camden, her 5 grandchildren Austin (Mina) Collins of Cologne, Germany, Makala (Andrew) Jobe of Frankfort, Skyler (Tara) Collins of Frankfort, Tyra Collins of Frankfort and Tiara (Quinton Grice) Collins of Frankfort, her 5 great grandchildren Calvin & Daisy Jobe, Karstyn & Haizlee Grice and Mabri Collins all of Frankfort, brothers Bill (Barb) Dalrymple of Charlotte, NC and Randy (Missy) Delrymple of Logansport, sisters Vicki Reneau of Lafayette, Debbie (Curt) Smith of Cutler and Tina (Doug) Anderson of Chatsworth, GA, as well as 9 nephews and 4 nieces, all of which will miss her terribly.

She was preceded in death by her parents and infant brother Jimmy Delrymple.

Her family would like to say a special thanks to the staff at Mulberry Health for the care and compassion they gave Toni over the last two years and especially in her final days.

Visitation will be Friday March 17th from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm  with funeral services at 7:00 at Wheeler Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Memorials may be given in Toni’s memory to charity of choice.
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Charlotte R. Mickle, 83, long time resident of Oxford, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Wednesday, March 8, 2023 at Greenhill Manor in Fowler. Charlotte was born to the late Grover and Mary Ladd Morris on May 5, 1939 in Illinois. She graduated from Oxford High School and Bradley University studying jewelry and watch repair. On August 1, 1965 she married Jim Mickle and he preceded her in death on December 23, 1993. Charlotte was very active in the Oxford community; she would start her day with a visit to the Dan Patch café. She and her husband Jim owned CJ Gifts in Oxford. Charlotte served on the Oxford Town Board, the first lady to manage the Oak Grove Golf Course and after the death of her husband she was a jailer with the Benton County Jail. Charlotte is survived by two sons: Rick and Kristi Mickle of Fowler and Steve Mickle of Oxford. Two grandchildren: Ariel and Seth Mickle. Two brothers: Joe and Glenda Morris and Ed and Carol Morris both of Oxford.

The Mickle Family invite friends to visit Saturday, March 11, 2023 at the Fowler Christian Church, 106 N. Madison Avenue, Fowler, IN 47944 from 9:30am to 11:00am. Graveside service will be at 11:30am at the West Oxford Cemetery with Pastor Kirk Zimmerman officiating. Memorials may be given to the Benton Community Foundation in Charlotte’s memory.
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Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to serve the Mickle Family.

Marjorie Ann Scholl, 94, of Flora, died at 8:40 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20, 2023, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi.

Born May 3, 1928 in Flora, she was the daughter of Ira and Eva Sink Brubaker. She graduated from Camden High School in 1946. She dated Robert E. “Bob” Scholl for three years before they married on Sept. 24, 1949, sharing 67 years of marriage. He preceded her in death six years ago on Feb. 2, 2017.

Marge would be the first to tell you, she was a farm girl and she was proud of it. She loved being a farmer’s wife, helping her husband with the crops and animals and meticulously keeping the farm’s records as she lovingly raised their two children. She was a great cook with fried chicken, baked macaroni and cheese and pies some of her specialties. She also enjoyed creating beautiful flower gardens that many people stopped to admire.

Camden was the community where she grew up and where she made many life-long friends. When her children, Gary and Colleen, were in school, Marge was a member of the Mother’s Lunch Club, taking her turn preparing meals for students at the Camden School. She served two terms as club president. Marge had many fond memories of growing up in the Camden community, attending school there, and serving as a Lunch Lady.

For many years, Marge and Bob were season ticket holders for Purdue Girls’ Basketball games. They had a lot of fun attending those games and getting to know the players.

They were also a part of a card club and a New Year’s Eve group that got together for many years. Marge loved those good times with their friends. Family get-togethers and reunions were also high on her list of favorite things, as well as gatherings at church.

Her faith in God was an important part of her life, guiding her through many of life’s ups and downs. She was a  member of Lower Deer Creek Church of the Brethren, but in later years joined the Flora Presbyterian Church.

Marge was a compassionate, kind person, always willing to lend a helping hand whether it was caring for children while their parents recovered from an illness or elderly people who needed someone they could depend on. She would care for them all just like they were her own family and in some instances they were family members.

Marge loved her home in Flora and her neighbors. She welcomed their visits as well as those from friends and family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was fond of drives in the country and golf cart rides with her neighbor.

On April 30, 2021, she moved to assisted living at St. Elizabeth Healthcare. There, she made new friends, including residents and staff. She enjoyed the fellowship from provided activities, playing bingo and cards, and going on van trips with Jim.

Marge had many titles throughout her lifetime, but most cherished were Mom, Grandma and MaMa. Her life was full and rich and blessed.

Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law, Gary and Susan Scholl of Flora; two grandchildren, Drew Scholl (wife Julie) of Carmel and Maggie Randle (husband Eric) of Flora; three great-grandsons, Brenton Jackson, Oliver Scholl and Ethan Randle; a sister-in-law, Joyce Brubaker of Kokomo; and several nieces and nephews.

The most difficult time in Marge’s life was the untimely death of her daughter at age 20 in 1975. Others preceding her in death were her parents and three siblings, Lowell Brubaker, Joe Brubaker and Betty Edging.

Service will be at 2 p.m.  on Saturday, Feb. 25, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, Flora, with visitation from 12:30 to 2 p.m. prior to the service. Her niece’s husband, Merl Knaus, will officiate. Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Flora.

   Memorials may be made to Riley Children’s Hospital, Neonatal Unit, Indianapolis.        To leave online condolences, visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Scott B. Hartle, 44, of Kokomo, formally of Flora and Bringhurst, died Monday, February 20, 2023 at Community Howard Hospital in Kokomo. Scott was born on May 18, 1978, in Crawfordsville, IN to Linda Hartle. He married Shannon Dowling on January 23, 2012, in Delphi and she survives. Scott graduated from Crawfordsville High School and Ball State University. He worked for Dematic. Scott is survived by his wife, Shannon. Four children: Brayan Hartle, Freya Hartle, Bjorn Hartle and Emily Klopfenstein. Mother: Linda Hartle. One grandson: Killian Klopfenstein. Scott’s request was no service.

Memorials may be made to the family to help with expenses.
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Michael J. Hill of Flora, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Friday, January 27, 2023. Michael was born in Logansport, IN on May 11, 1947 to the late Robert and Lucretia (Downham) Hill.

After graduating from Camden High School in 1965, Michael joined the United States Army where he proudly served his country for 4 years.

Michael spent most of his working life crisscrossing the country as an over the road trucker for Gangloff Industries. Michael married his soul mate Patricia Record on May 15, 1992, in Delphi, IN.  When not driving a truck Michael enjoyed being outside, mowing yard, gardening, and taking rides on his beloved golf cart. More than anything else Mike loved being with his kids, grandkids and great grandkids. Mike never met a stranger and enjoyed good conversations and a lot of laughter.

Michael is survived by his wife Patricia and their six children. Michelle Lybrook of Lafayette, Dawn (Jamie) Wells of Bringhurst, Daman (Tiffany) Hill of Warsaw, Sheila (Brian) Knight of Peru,  Chris (Jeff) Roller of Logansport and Kenny (Shea) Carter of Kokomo. Mike was blessed with 14 grandchildren: Shannon, Clint, Garth, Holli, Becka, Dayne, Levi, Delaney, Brianna, Carlissa, Shelby, Kody, Kiley, and Erik, as well as “Bunches” of Great-Grandchildren. Michael’s brother Larry Hill of Arizona and sister Jane Stone of Galveston also survive.

A Memorial Service will be held at a later date. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Hill Family.  

Mary L. McCarty of Flora and Cutler passed peacefully into the arms of her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, January 17, 2023.

Mary was born on November 23, 1935. She was the fourth of eleven children born to the late Chalmer and Melvina Smitley Sheets.

On September 11, 1955, Mary Sheets married the love of her life, William Lee McCarty. They were married for 56 years until William’s passing on June 16, 2012.

Mary was always active in the Carroll County Community. She drove a school bus for the Carroll School Corporation for 41 years. As a volunteer at the senior center in Flora, Mary would drive the shuttle bus and transport fellow seniors to doctor’s appointments, grocery stores and even made a few fun trips to the casinos.  She was a supporter of Carroll County Special Olympics since 1979, Girl Scouts for 43 years, and Boy Scouts for 17 years. In 1979, the Girl Scouts awarded Mary the Juliette Low Award, which is the highest honor achievable. Mary received the Pete Award from the Flora Lions Club in 2006, for her countless years of service to the community.  Her acts of service extended into her church life as well. Mary was an active member of the Bringhurst Community Church, where she enjoyed singing in the choir and cleaning the church for many years. If Mary had spare time, she enjoyed quilting and baking bread.

Mary is survived by her children: Bill and Debbie McCarty of Flora, Doris and John Budd of Darlington, IN,  Robin and Terry Henson of Haubstadt, IN, Penny Creek of Delphi , Bob McCarty of Crawfordsville, and Doug McCarty of Lafayette. Seventeen grandchildren and twenty-eight great-grandchildren. Mary is preceded by her parents, 10 siblings, husband, grandson, and great-grandchild.

Mary’s family invites friends to visit 4:00 to 7:00 PM on Friday, January 20, 2023 at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel. Mary will be laid to rest at Ball Hill Cemetery with a private graveside service. Mary’s grandson, Pastor Aaron Henson & Pastor Brad Burton will be officiating. At Mary’s request all memorial donations are to be given to either the Bringhurst Community Church, (formerly the Bringhurst United Methodist Church) or Carroll County Special Olympics. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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William Bryan Jennings Warfield, 88, of Camden, Indiana, died Wednesday, January 11, 2023, at Chase Center in Logansport, IN. William resided at Harbor Cove in North Port, Florida for over thirty years. William was born to the late Bryan and Julia (Kaska) Warfield on July 25, 1934, in Chicago, Illinois. He married Helen (Meduga) Warfield, and they were married 43 years. William worked for Nashua Tape Company. He served our country for 4 years in the United States Navy. He was an avid Chicago sports fan; enjoyed watching NASCAR, and he coached his three sons in little league.

William is survived by three sons: Michael (Tina) Warfield of Portage, Indiana, Mark (Peg) Warfield of Camden, Indiana, and William (Danette) Warfield of Surprise, Arizona. Five grandchildren: Bryan (Felicia), Lindsey, Sarah (Shane), Laura (Jason), and Kristin (Roger) and eight great-grandchildren. William is preceded in death by his wife Helen and sister Judy.

There are no services scheduled at this time.
Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. Wheeler Family Funeral Home- Baker Chapel, Flora, Indiana has been entrusted with the arrangements.

Juan F. “Pops” Ovalle, 72, of Flora died at his home Friday, December 30, 2022, surrounded by his family. Juan was born to the late Preciliano and Natividad Serrato Ovalle on November 6, 1950, in Donna, TX. Juan married Olivia Gutierrez, the love of his life on November 28, 1970, in Marion, IN and she survives. He retired in 2012 from Indiana Packers, working there for 16 years. Prior he worked at Wilson Food in Logansport, IN. Juan attended St. Joseph Catholic Church in Delphi and enjoyed dancing.  Pops is survived by his wife of 52 years, Olivia. Daughter: Lisa Ovalle (companion Mike Hufford) of Flora. Two sons: Johnny Ovalle of Bringhurst and Anthony (wife Mandy) Ovalle of Phoenix, AZ. Four brothers: Ricardo Ovalle, Gilberto Ovalle, Javier Ovalle and Leonol Ovalle all of Texas. Eleven grandchildren: Whitney Ovalle (companion Jose Reyes-Rivera), Tyson (wife Morgan) Ovalle, Seth Sullivan, Johnny (wife Carly) Ovalle, Jalen Ovalle, Gavin Hancock (companion Sydney Fara), Logan Jackson (companion Cortnie Smith), Kailynn Moline, Aspen Ovalle (companion Chase Baker), Bubs Ovalle and Tre (wife Sandra) Bosquez. Seven great-grandchildren: Penelope Ovalle, Taytum Jackson, Leila Bosquez, Johnny Bosquez, Xavier Bosquez, Kristopher Baker and Eveleigh Cavosos. Preceding in death are two brothers- Priciliano Ovalle Jr. and Joe Oscar Ovalle. Juan was a proud family man; family was everything to him, he loved being with his children and grandchildren.

The Ovalle Family invite friends to visit Saturday, January 7, 2023, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Delphi from 10:00am until 12:00pm. Mass will begin at 12:00pm. Father Chris Miller will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Flora. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.
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John E. Wagoner, 71, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Thursday, December 8, 2022, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi. John was born to the late Melvin and Nina Gascho Wagoner on November 20, 1951, in Logansport, IN. He attended Carroll High School, from which he graduated in 1970. A few short years later, he married Becky Spitler on June 7, 1974, in Bringhurst. After feeling the Lord’s call, he and Becky were baptized into the Christian Faith in 1976. They have been attending Victory in Christ Fellowship in Flora. Through the years, John and Becky raised their family, farmed grain, and raised hogs on their farm just east of Flora. He always supported and encouraged his children and grandsons in all their activities, though many times he was not able to attend. John was an avid fan of the Purdue Boilermakers and the Cincinnati Reds. He is survived by his wife Becky. Daughter: Janna (Jeremy) Wolf of Lafayette. Son: Kurt (Emily) Wagoner of Monticello. Brother: Meredith (Norma) Wagoner of Flora. His three grandsons: Parker and Conner Wolf and Karter Wagoner. John was preceded in death by his parents and his mother-in-law, Patricia Spitler.

The Wagoner Family invite friends to visit Sunday, December 11, 2022, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm. A celebration of John’s Life will be at 10:00am, Monday at Victory in Christ Fellowship, 115 N. Washington St, Flora, IN 46929. Larry Miller and Greg Brenneman will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given in John Wagoner’s name to a charity of donor’s choice.
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Martha Belle Harmon Michael, 99, of Delphi, passed onto her eternal life, Tuesday, December 6, 2022, at her daughters’ home. Martha Belle was born to the late Arthur and Ola Taylor Harmon on July 26, 1923 in Clinton County, IN. She was a 1947 graduate of Cutler High School. She married Robert E. “Bob” Michael, and he preceded her on May 22, 1973. Martha Belle worked at the original Dog House in Delphi for many years and was a Charter member of the Delphi/Monticello VFW Women’s Auxiliary. She is survived by two daughters: Sandra (Clarence) Jervis of Winter Haven, FL. Lisa (Richard) Widner of Delphi. Six grandsons: Timothy Michael, Art Michael, Douglas Jervis, Daniel Jervis, Justin Howe and Jacob Adams. Several great and great greatgrandchildren. She is preceded by her husband, three sons- Curtis, Ricky and Thomas Michael , brother-Medford Harmon and two grandsons-David and Kevin Michael.

There will be a private burial at Burlington Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to donors’ choice in memory of Martha Belle. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.
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Rebekah A. Voorhees, 40, of South Bend, IN passed away Thursday, November 24, 2022, in South Bend. Rebekah was born on January 28, 1982 in Kokomo to Jimmy R Voorhees and Cynthia J Gonzalez. Rebekah worked at Family Dollar and Barnaby’s in South Bend. While living in Houston Texas she worked at a nursing home and in Lafayette she worked for Guardian Angles Home Healthcare and Hospice. Rebekah enjoyed helping people. She was an avid comic book reader, enjoyed painting, photography, movies and various music. Rebekah is survived by six children: Kalen Hardcastle, Ashton Nenna, Johnan Nenna, Lillianne Kmitta, Uri Kmitta and Caleb Rucka. Mother: Cindy Voorhees. Father and step-mother: Jim and Sue Voorhees. Siblings: Nathan Voorhees, Kassie Voorhees, Jordan Voorhees, Justin Davis and Austin Davis. Fiancée: Elijah Damien Davis. Paternal grandmother: Ruth Voorhees. Maternal grandmother and step grandfather: Mary and Roy Buckner. Step grandmother: Linda Gonzalez. Preceding her in death are grandfathers-Alejandro Gonzalez and Charlie Voorhees.

The Family of Rebekah invite friends to visit, Wednesday, November 30, 2022, from 11:00am to 2:00pm. Celebration of Rebekah’s life will start at 2:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Her uncle Chris Gonzalez will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. The family has asked that all memorial donations be directed to the family, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Carolyn A. Reef, 75, of Cutler, died at her home Tuesday, November 15, 2022. Carolyn was born to the late Otis and Mildred Hammon Robbins on December 6, 1946, in Dowdy, Arkansas. Carolyn married Larry Reef on February 27, 1993, in Cutler and he survives. She worked at White Castle in Lafayette. Carolyn enjoyed crossword puzzles, old gospel, and country music, and outdoors watching wildlife. Carolyn is survived by her husband Larry Reef. Daughter: Teri Snapp of Lafayette. Son: Tim (Misty) Snapp of Lafayette. Sister: Pat (Warren) Osterling of Lafayette. Six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, daughter-Traci, son-Tony, two sisters and a brother.

There will be a private gathering for the family at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel. Memorials may be given in Carolyn’s memory to Cystic Fibrosis. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. 

Carla S. White, 61 of Lafayette, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior Tuesday, November 8, 2022, at St. Vincent Heart Center in Carmel.  Carla was the daughter of Jim and Carol Rhoads, she was born in Lawton, OK on August 9, 1961. Carla married Brian White on August 11, 1979, in Dayton, IN. Carla was currently the office manager at Magna Dry in Lafayette. She was a 1979 graduate of McCutcheon High School. Carla attended Harvest Chapel in Lafayette, Salem Chapel in LaPorte, Battle Ground United Methodist Church, Rossville United Methodist Church and her home church was Dayton United Methodist Church (Gathering Point Church). She was the financial secretary at Dayton United Methodist Church (Gathering Point Church) for 7 years. Carla was the wife of a minister and was always by Brian’s side at every church they served. Carla was a lady of true faith, loving God and family through her actions and words. Brian says, “Carla was loved deeply because she loved deeply.” She was known by her fourteen grandchildren as “Marya.” Carla is survived by her husband Brian White. Two daughters: Emily (Perry) Wright of Carmel and Chelsea (Matthew) Reppert of Romney. Son: Zachary (Melissa) White of Mulberry. Her parents: Jim and Carol Rhoads of Lafayette. Brother: Jim (Danielle) Gulitz of Lafayette and her fourteen beautiful grandchildren: Zach, Jude, Carly, Jonas, Liam, William, Nyah, Emma, Katie, Elinor, Evelynn, Henry, Rylee and Titus. Biological Father: Carl (Marilyn) Chance. Two half-sisters: Carly and Patti.  She is preceded by a niece, Neena and half-sister, Lisa.

Friends are invited to visit Saturday, November 12, 2022, at Gathering Point Church in Dayton starting at 11:00am to the time of her Celebration of Life at 3:00pm. Deke Jones and her husband Brian will officiate. Burial to follow at Wyandotte Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Agora Ministries, envelopes will be available at the church during visitation time. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is honored to be serving the White Family. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. 

Richard L. Fite, 79, of Bringhurst, IN, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, November 3, 2022, at IU Health Arnett Lafayette. Richard was born to the late William M. and Wanetta White Fite on February 9, 1943, in Goshen, IN. Richard was reared in Tipp City, OH and was a graduate of Tipp City High School. On July 30, 2017, in Bringhurst, Richard married Christine Wagoner Denny and she survives. Prior he was married to Judy Wessell and Patricia Pavlick and they both preceded. Richard retired from Caterpillar in Lafayette working there for 18 years. At a young age Richard helped his father work in the family bakery in Tipp City, Ohio. After his father passed, he purchased the bakery and ran it for several years. Richard’s passion in life was collecting and restoring cars and trucks. He was in the process of restoring a 1967 Ford Mustang. Richards all-time favorite vehicle was his 50-year edition Ford Thunderbird convertible. He also owned Fite Mobility in Camden. Richard kept himself busy with driving for the Flora Senior Citizen Center, a member of the Camden Masonic Lodge Mt. 211, Logansport Shrine Club where he was a past president of the Third Wheel Patrol, Indianapolis Murat Temple, Carroll County Economic Development Committee, Emergency Management Committee and was a past President of the Camden Town Board. Richard took great pride in helping children in need with making more than 160 trips to Shriners Hospital in Chicago. Richard was a proud veteran of the US Navy. Richard is survived by his wife Christine Fite. Two daughters: Janet Fite and Shelia Back. Step children: Greg and Susan Denny and Rob and Stacy Denny, Mitch Gump, Mike and Janet Fite, Donnie and Minerva Wessell, Mark Wessell, Anna Wessell. Sister: Maureen Haney.  Grandchildren: Austin, Payton, Braden, Jaden, Kyle, Bailey and Kayla. Brenda Thompson and Al Hughes Family’s. Also, many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He is preceded by his parents, three wives, son-Richard W. Fite , brother-William E. Fite and step son-Ronnie Wessell.

Friends and family may gather Monday, November 7, 2022, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Private funeral Tuesday with Pastor Brad Burton officiating. Burial will be at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens in Lafayette with Military Graveside Rites. Memorials may be given in Richard’s memory to the Shriners Hospital. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.

Toni Lee Politz, 82, of Flora, entered her eternal life Tuesday, October 25, 2022, surrounded by family at her sister Debbie and brother in-law Karl’s home in Crawfordsville where she resided for the past three years. Toni was born to the late William E. and Helen L. Miller Politz on August 4, 1940, in Kokomo. Toni worked for Sayco in Flora for several years before retiring. She was a graduate of Delphi High School and attended Stevens College in Missouri. Toni enjoyed all sports, especially college basketball, working outdoors, reading, doing puzzles and playing with her nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. Toni is survived by her sister Debbie and Karl Barowsky of Crawfordsville. Three brothers: Bill (Gail) Politz of Michigan, Art Politz and his companion Judy Wallisa of Indiana and Bob Politz of Indiana. Nieces and nephews: Jordan Hamilton, Carson Hamilton, Kim Isley, Amy Hamilton, Billy Politz, Katie Fuller, Liam Politz, and Evan Politz. Several great nieces and nephews. She is preceded by her parents, sister- Sharon Alberts, three nephews- Gary Alberts, Robbie Alberts and Tony Politz.

Graveside services for Toni will be at 2:00 pm Friday, October 28, 2022, at Maple Lawn Cemetery with Brad Burton officiating. Memorial contributions may be given to the American Lung Association.
For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to be serving the Politz Family.

Malissa Ann (Flora Freels) Pattengale, 45, of Flora, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior Friday, September 16, 2022, at her home after a long courageous battle with cancer. Malissa was born on April 4, 1977, in Lafayette, IN to Ronald and Kathy Allen Flora. Malissa worked as an Aviation Ground Controller at Purdue Airport, at Treece’s Restaurant in Rossville and the Marathon Gas Station in Flora. She graduated from Carroll High School in 1995 where she played softball and basketball. Malissa was involved in the start of Carroll High School softball. Malissa played summer league softball all through grade school through high school. She also played Travel AAU basketball. She loved music, traveling, enjoyed being with family and friends but her favorite was being a “Mom”. Malissa married Zachary Pattengale on September 11, 2015, in Delphi, IN. Malissa is survived by her husband: Zachary Pattengale. Son: Paul Walker Freels of Flora. Mother: Kathy Flora of Flora. Two sisters: Tabitha (Doug) Forgey of Camden and Lucinda Flora of Anderson. Mother in-law: Connie Speak of Delphi. Father in-law: Dixie Pattengale of Lafayette. Brother in-law: Nick Pattengale of Delphi. Several nieces and nephews. She was a proud great aunt to two boys. She is preceded by her father- Ronald Flora, grandparents- Paul and Ester Flora and Dorval and Ruby Allen.

Malissa’s Family invites friends to visit Wednesday, September 21, 2022, from 3:00pm until the time of a Celebration of Malissa’s Life at 6:00pm at Northview Church, 687 East 50 North, Flora, IN 46929.  Pastors Morgan Young and Kevin Marsh will officiate. The family ask that in lieu of flowers memorial donations be given to assist with final expenses. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook for online condolences. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Pattengale Family.

Geneva Jane Brummett, died peacefully at her home in Williamsport on Tuesday, September 13, 2022. Geneva was born on February 20, 1938, in Delphi, IN to the late Forest and Edith (Overholser) Lynch. After attending Delphi High School, Geneva started working at Holloway House in Lafayette. That is where she met her loving husband of 49 years Everett W. Brummett. Geneva and Everett were married in Franklin, IN on June 9, 1973. Geneva would eventually retire from the Pizza King Commissary after 15 years of service.
Geneva’s hobbies included decorating her home for the holidays and changes of the seasons. She had a green thumb and enjoyed caring for her plants inside and outside her home. Geneva gracefully carried the title of Avon Lady, selling cosmetics to friends and the community. Everett and Geneva enjoyed bowling with friends and would eventually join a woman’s bowling league. Geneva recently fell in love with “old tv westerns” and would spend her days in bed switching channels to follow her favorite cowboys.
Geneva is survived by her husband Everett, two children, Steve (Kathy) Lynch of Battleground, and Roxanne (Roy) Myers of Crawfordsville, and two stepchildren, Everett W. Brummett of Ohio, and Denise Saylor of Hope, IN.
Geneva was blessed with 16 grandchildren and 38 greatgrandchildren.
Geneva also leaves behind a very special friend and Sister-in-law Sharon Fox of Williamsport.
Geneva is preceded in death by two sons, Gary Lynch and Roy Farris.

There will be a private memorial at a later date.

Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.
Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Brummett Family.

Patricia J. Spitler, 91, of Flora, IN went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Saturday, July 16, 2022, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi. Pat was born to the late Dr. Lloyd and Cora Briggs Carter on December 6, 1930, in Bringhurst, IN. On July 23, 1949, Pat married her love, Robert Spitler in Bringhurst. Pat was a homemaker and helped Robert on the family farm. She was a 1948 graduate of Flora High School and a member of the Cutler Presbyterian Church. Pat is survived by her husband of almost 73 years, Robert Spitler. Two daughters: Beverly and Tom Overholser of Bringhurst and Becky and John Wagoner of Flora. Four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Pat was the youngest of five siblings, Pauline Rodkey, Lois Baxter, Mark Carter and Jack Carter who have all preceded her.

The Spitler Family invite friends to visit Wednesday, July 20, 2022, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 4:00pm to the Celebration of Patricia’s Life at 7:00pm. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Cutler Presbyterian Church.
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Trevon Lamont Lambert, 20, formally of Bringhurst and Flora area died unexpectedly in Indianapolis, IN Sunday, July 10, 2022. Trevon was born in Denver, CO on August 8, 2001, to Justin Lambert and Elizabeth Rolison. Trevon worked in the Indianapolis area with his father at A.T.B Windows, Doors and More.  He graduated from Carroll High School and attend Trine University. While at Carroll High School, Trevon played football and wrestled. Trevon is survived by his mother: Elizabeth Rolison of Denver, CO. Father: Justin Lambert of Indianapolis. Two sisters: Adalicia Rolison of Denver, CO., and Melody Lambert of Indiana. Three brothers: Latrell Lambert of Indianapolis, Tierell Lambert of Louisiana, and Justin Lambert Jr. of Indianapolis. Paternal grandparents: Ron and Michelle Weston of Florida. Maternal grandfather: Dillard Rolison III of Denver, CO. Paternal great-grandparents: Mike and Peggy Aldridge of Martinsville, IN and Judie Todd of Indiana. Maternal great-grandmother: Betty Rolison. Three nephews, several cousins and aunts and uncles. He is preceded by his Maternal grandmother: Debra Russell.

Trevon’s family invite friends to visit Saturday, July 16, 2022, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 11:00 am to time of funeral at 2:00 pm. Officiating will be his great-grandfather Mike Aldridge. Burial to follow at Cutler Ridge Cemetery. The family ask that all memorials to the family to assist with expenses. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Danielle M. “Dolly” Seibert, 15, of Bringhurst, IN, died in an automobile accident Thursday, July 7, 2022, in Carroll County. Danielle was born on May 18, 2007, in Monticello, IN to Matthew C. Seibert and Savana Rush. Danielle would have started her sophomore year at Carroll High School this fall. Danielle was a talented painter and enjoyed making videos on TikTok with her family and friends. Danielle was a free-spirited kid, enjoying joking around and just enjoying life. She is survived by her father and stepmother: Matthew and Windy Seibert of Monticello. Mother: Savana Rush of Kokomo. Paternal grandparents where Danielle made her home: Patrick and Kristine Tanner of Bringhurst. Brothers and sisters: Zack Sloan, Morgun Sloan, Lukas Sloan, Logun Sloan, Hayley Rush and Kayley Rush. Two uncles: Brett and Crystal Tanner and Andrew and Kayley Seibert. Aunt: Stephanie Rush. Maternal grandparents: Joe and Diane Rush. Several cousins.

Danielle’s Family invite friends to visit Thursday, July 14, 2022, at Carroll High School Auditorium from 3:00pm until a Celebration of Danielle’s Life to begin at 7:00pm. Pastor Dan Butcher will officiate.  Memorial contributions may be given to the Howard County Humane Society in Danielle Seibert’s memory.
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Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to be serving the Seibert Family.

Phillip G. Parsley, 72, of Flora, died in an automobile accident Saturday, June 4, 2022, in Cass County, IN. Phil was born to the late Charles and Jean Ford Parsley on November 18, 1949, in Hammond, IN. He married Sandra Fife and she also died in the accident. Phil is survived by two sons: Phillip E. Parsley of Hammond, Chris Parsley of Lake Station. Three daughters: Laurie Parsley of Hammond, Erica (Bradley) Parsley of Phoenix, AZ, and Nicole (Jay) Braden of East Chicago. Six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Sandra K. Fife Parsley, 73, of Flora, died at Parkview Regional Center in Fort Wayne, Saturday, June 4, 2022. Sandra was born to the late Paul and Ruby Reppert Fife on June 5, 1948, in Logansport, IN. She married Phillip Parsley. Sandra Graduated from Carroll High School. Sandra is survived by a brother: Jerry (Mary Ann) Fife of Nashville, TN. Two nephews: Jordan (Kelly) Fife and Marshall (McKenzie) Fife.

The Family’s of Phillip and Sandra invite friend to celebrate the life’s of Phillip and Sandra Parsley, Friday, July 15, 2022 at 1:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Pastor Ed Selvidge will officiate. The family ask that all memorial donations be given to the Howard County Human Society, 729 East Hoffer Street, Kokomo, IN 46902.
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Samuel Eugene Ellis, 77, died in his home on Saturday, June 18, 2022, surrounded by loved ones.

Sam was born in Kokomo, IN on June 3, 1945, to Carl Ellis and Marie Burton Ellis. After graduating from Kokomo High School in 1964, Sam was drafted into the US Army, serving from 1965-1967 in Vietnam as a communications specialist. Upon his return from Vietnam he met Priscilla Elaine Klemme. They were married at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Kokomo on September 28, 1968, celebrating their 53rd anniversary this past year.

Sam was a devout Catholic and member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. He was an active member of the Knights of Columbus, serving as a 4th degree knight & purser (treasurer) for 11 years. He worked for Chrysler Corporation for over 30 years as a skilled tradesman tool-and-die maker before retiring.

Sam loved ice cream, spending time in the Great Smoky Mountains, and more than anything, his family. Sam is survived by his wife Elaine and four children: Matt (Karen) Ellis, Indianapolis; Tricia (Shawn) Wickersham, Cutler; Michael (Karen) Ellis, Bringhurst; and Luke (Ashley Johnson) Ellis, Flora.

He is survived by the following grandchildren: Logan, Alex, Jade, Lily, Piper, Makayla, Annalese, Sam, Katelynn, Quentin, Trinity, Blaise, Payton, Keegan, Mya, Addison, step-grandchildren Maizie, Reece, Saidie, and Jake, and five great-grandchildren.

He is survived by his brother Carl (Janice) Ellis, Jr.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his sisters Shirley Peele and Ella (Don) Zimla.

The Ellis Family invite friends to visit Thursday, June 23, 2022, from 11:00am to 1:00pm with Mass to begin at 1:00pm at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1204 N. Armstrong St., Kokomo, IN 46901. Father Elliot Zak will be the celebrant. Burial to follow with Carroll County Honor Guard Rites at Burlington Cemetery. Memorials may be given in Sam’s memory to Gibault Children’s Services 6401 S. US 41, Terre Haute, IN 47802.
Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to serve the Ellis Family.

Laura L. Maxwell, 94, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Thursday, June 9, 2022, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi.

Laura Luella (Dillman) Maxwell was born July 14, 1927, at home to Raymond and Ester (Redding) Dillman near Bringhurst, IN.  She was a resident of Carroll County her entire life.

She met the love of her life Virgil Maxwell and was married on Christmas Eve 1945.  They celebrated more than 72 years of marriage before his passing April 2018.

Laura and Virgil were farmers raising Red Poll cattle, Duroc hogs, sheep and several other animals during their farming career. Laura and Virgil loved to square dance and would travel to different counties to do just that.  They were members of the Whirly Twirlers from Delphi and rarely missed a chance to dance. Laura and Virgil spent many years of going to auctions and collecting antiques, beautiful dishes and crystal.

In her first-grade class at Bringhurst there was a total of nine (9) in her class, two girls and seven boys.   Laura was a graduate of Flora High School in 1945, with twenty-four (24) graduates.  During High School she was in the Marching band and played the baritone horn, as a very younger girl playing the violin.  She played her piano and her organ frequently and enjoyed it immensely.  Laura worked at Essex Wire in Flora, then Delco Electronics in Kokomo until retirement.

She was a member of 4-H for eight (8) years, a former member of the Friendly Circle E.H. Club in Flora and Quilt Club.  Laura loved to sew, she made many square-dancing dresses and would make the neck ties that Virgil wore to match her outfits. She had sewn most of her life and was able to turn out beautiful garments for herself and her daughter. She was able to alter anything that just didn’t fit quite right. She enjoyed crocheting, knitting and a little tatting. She was the best at patching and repairing to make something last. She enjoyed going to quilt club in her later years. Often times you would walk in her house as she was listening to her music of church hymns and songs with harmony.

She loved The Gaithers, Lawrence Welk, Elvis and his gospel music and loved hearing her niece Ginny Yoder singing some of her favorite songs.  You could always find a Hershey’s Symphony Chocolate bar nearby when her sweet tooth needed something.

She is survived by her son, Meredith L. (Emma) Maxwell, daughter Mary C. Fisher. Grandchildren, Stephanie (Louie) Martin, Jennifer (Terry) Nolley, Christopher (Brenda) Fisher and Darrick Fisher.

Great-Grandchildren, Jordan (Nicholas) Hamilton, Colton (Jenna) Martin, Jacob Arkwright, Kirstin (Daniel) Landers, Jamey Fisher, Jesey Fisher, seven Great-Great-Grandchildren. Also surviving a sister-in-law Rachael Maxwell, along with several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her baby sister, Elizabeth Ann Dillman, (16 months), brothers Paul Dillman, Charles Dillman, Joseph Eugene (Gene) Dillman.

Many thanks to the caretakers that helped her to remain in her home as long as she did and Comfort Keepers for all the help they have given us.

Laura’s Family invite friends to visit Thursday, June 16, 2022, from 5:30pm to 7:30pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Celebration of Laura’s life will begin at 7:30pm with a candlelight service to follow at her burial at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Officiating will be Guy Studebaker. Memorial contributions may be given in Laura’s memory to Wounded Warrior Project for Carroll County residence, Living Faith Brethren Church, Kokomo Rescue, Open Arms or charity of choice envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

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Phillip G Parsley , 72, and Sandra Parsley, 73, of Flora, died in an automobile accident Saturday near Logansport. Services are pending at this time.

Virginia L. Brown, 90, of Bringhurst, died Tuesday, May 31, 2022, at Milner Healthcare in Rossville. Virginia was born to the late George and Clarissa Thomas Hughes on September 29, 1931, in Sweet Home, TX. She married Billy Dean Brown on January 26, 1954, in Corpus Christi, TX and he precedes her in death. Virginia worked as the secretary for Dr. Amaya in Flora. She also worked at Sayco and Essex in Flora. Virginia enjoyed knitting and crocheting. She made blankets for all her grandchildren. She is survived by a son: Carl E. (Robbyne) Brown of Bringhurst. Two daughters: Geneva (Pete) Gwin of West Lafayette and Sheree Maloy of Flora. Several grand and great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband, brothers and sisters.
Friends may visit Friday, June 3, 2022, from 10:00 am until time of funeral at 11:00 am at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN. Brad Burton will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given in Virginia’s name to the American Diabetic Association. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.

Theresa L. “Terri” Metzinger, 53, of Dayton, IN entered into the joy of our Lord Thursday, May 19, 2022, at her home. Terri was born to John L. Walls and Linda S. Fryer Pettway on April 25, 1969, in Chillicothe, OH. Terri worked at the Dayton United Methodist Church Daycare. She also worked at Woodland Elementary School in the library. Terri was a graduate of Twin Lakes High School in 1987, she attended Ivy Tech and Ball State University. Terri was a proud mom and loved her family more than words can describe. She attended the Dayton United Methodist Church since graduating from high school. Terri enjoyed the movie,” The Sound of Music” and reading. Terri is survived by her son: John K. Metzinger Jr. and his fiancé Cama Lucas of Lafayette, IN. Mother: Linda S. Pettway of Yuma, AZ. Father and stepmother: Rev. John L. and Melinda Walls of Calhan, CO. Two sisters: Beth (Marc) Plybon of Lafayette, IN and Christin Walls of Colorado Springs, CO. Former husband and close friend: John K. Metzinger Sr. of Fort Wayne, IN. Two nieces: Kaitlin Plybon and Hayley (Mitchell) Powell. Nephew: Levi Tillotson. John Jr. Godparents: Brian and Carla White of Lafayette, IN. She is preceded by four children: two at birth, Joshua Levi and Daniel John and two during her pregnancies. Grandparents: Ruth and Leroy Walls, George and Maribelle Fryer. Stepfather: John Appleby.

The Metzinger Family invite friends to visit, Tuesday, May, 24, 2022 from 4:00pm to 7:00pm at Dayton United Methodist Church, 7201 Wesleyan Drive, Dayton, IN 47941. A Celebration of Terri’s Life will be 11:00am Wednesday, May 25, 2022, at the church. Rev. John Walls and Rev. Brian White will officiate. Memorials may be directed in Terri’s memory to Little Angel Gowns, 562 S. Post Road Indianapolis, IN 46239.
Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to serve the Metzinger Family.  

Ian Ramsay, 74, of Lafayette, died at his home Monday, May 9, 2022.  Ian is the son of the late Ernest and Ivy Green Ramsay. Ian served our country during the Vietnam War in the US Army. Friends may visit Tuesday, May 17, 2022, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel from 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Graveside service with the Cass County Honor Guard will be Tuesday 2:30pm at Royal Center Cemetery. Memorial donations may be directed to the funeral home to assist the family with expenses. Full obit to be published soon.

Blaine A. Brubaker, 72, of Flora, took his final tractor ride on his way to heaven, Tuesday, May 10, 2022, at his home. Blaine was born to the late Robert Lowell and Almeda Jean Popejoy Brubaker on October 12, 1949, in Logansport, IN. He was a graduate of Delphi High School in 1967. Blaine was a member of the Abundant Life Church in Kokomo and Carroll County Antique Tractor Club. On July 2, 1988, in Carroll County, Blaine married Brenda Turner, and she survives. Blaine continued to operate Brubaker Farms and was proud to continue his family heritage. Blaine is survived by his wife Brenda. Four daughters: Amy and Danny Ritter of Apple Valley, CA, Angie and Mike Kingery of Flora, Nicole and Karl Ingalls of Flora and Lori Brubaker of Flora. His five precious grandchildren: Ashlan Kingery, Jaelyn Kingery, Natalie Ritter, Luke Ritter and Killian Ingalls. Sister: Wanda L and Gene Howell of Logansport. Brother: Lynn L Brubaker of Delphi. The Brubaker Family invites friends to visit Sunday, May 15, 2022, from 3:00pm to 7:00pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. The Celebration of Blaine’s Life will be at 10:30am at the funeral home. Toph Elkins will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given in Blaine Brubaker’s memory to the Carroll County Cancer Society or the Carroll County Antique Tractor Club. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com.

Harriett J. McNabb 70, of Whitestown, IN formally of Lafayette, IN died Saturday, May 7, 2022, at Zionsville Meadows. Harriet was born in Lafayette, on March 18, 1952, to the late Elmer and Mildred Culp Gross. Harriett married Terry McNabb on July 21, 1974, in Lafayette and he survives. She taught middle school English for Tippecanoe School Corporation, mainly at Wea Ridge Middle School. After retiring from teaching, she opened a daycare in her home. Harriett graduated from Southwestern High School in 1970 and received her Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree from Purdue University. Harriet was the founder of Village Yarn Shop in Zionsville. She enjoyed reading, knitting, needle point, crocheting and sewing. Harriett is survived by her husband of 47 years, Terry McNabb. Daughter: Elisha Krug of Zionsville. Her precious grandchildren: Katherine, Owen, Spencer, Kendall and Ethan Krug. Sister in-law: Brenda (Dan) Peterson.
Graveside Services are 2:00pm Wednesday, May 11, 2022, at Springvale Cemetery in Lafayette. David Shaw will officiate. Memorial donations may be given in Harriett’s name to the charity of donor’s choice.
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Thomas W. Beaver, 78, of Lafayette, died unexpectedly Friday, April 29,2022 at IU Health Saxony Hospital in Fishers, Indiana. Tom was born to the late Elmer J. “Hooky” and Beatrice Robertson Beaver on November 18, 1943, in Delphi Indiana. Tom’s stepfather, John Charles Cox, was a big part of his life. He married Brenda Gordon on October 10, 1981, in West Lafayette, Indiana and she survives. Tom retired from Delphi Body Works in Delphi, and he attended Delphi High School. Tom proudly served our Country in the US Army. Tom is survived by his wife of 40 years, Brenda Beaver, Daughter, Dawn Sexton of Veedersburg, And son Dustin Beaver of Lafayette. Two grandchildren: Abby (Damon) Miller and Sydney Sexton. Three brothers: Bob Cox of Lafayette, Joey Cox and Donnie (Petra) Cox of Delphi and a sister, Brenda Ball of Michigan. He is preceded in death by his parents and three brothers: Byard Beaver, Gerald Beaver and Eddie Cox.
There will be a celebration of Tom’s Life at a later date. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Beaver Family

Paula Ann Marino Pell, 70, of Flora, died suddenly at her home Friday, April 1, 2022.

She was born July 12, 1951, in Gary, Ind., to Victor P. and Josephine Camarata Marino. On April 26, 1986, she married Robert Pell; he preceded her in death on July 31, 2006.

Paula retired from Purdue University in 2007. She also worked at Save-a-Lot in Delphi.

She was a member of the Flora United Methodist Church. She enjoyed crocheting, reading, listening to music and loving her family.

Surviving are a son, Charles F. Shultz Sr. (Chrystal); four grandchildren, Charles F. Shultz Jr. (Abby), Isiah Shultz, Jonah Shultz and Arletta Shultz; two great-grandchildren, Adalyn and Peter; a sister, Diane O’Brien (Dave); a brother, Michael Marino (Jillian); and several nieces and nephews.

She was also preceded in death by her parents.

A celebration of Paula’s life will be held Saturday, April 30, at 1 p.m. at the Flora United Methodist Church. Family will receive friends one hour prior to her service. Officiating will be the Rev. Larry DeVos.

Memorials may be given in Paula’s memory to the Flora United Methodist Church.

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Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Pell family.

David L. McKee, 65, of Flora, died at his home Tuesday, April 12,2022. Arrangements are pending at this time

Jane Dora (Harness) Beck, 86, of Flora, Indiana, passed away at her home on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, surrounded by the devoted family team that cared for her throughout her brief illness.

Jane was born to the late Herbert E. and Violet Delight (Campbell) Harness on Sept. 2, 1935 in Deacon, Indiana. At ten years old, her mother was killed while competing in a horse show in Deer Creek, Indiana. Jane, and her brother Jerry, were then raised by their paternal grandparents, Frank and Dora Harness, in Galveston, Indiana.

Jane graduated from Young America High School in 1953. She began work at Logan Machine in Logansport, Indiana, where she made many lifelong friends and developed her love of bookkeeping while working as a cost clerk there. On June 2, 1957, Jane married her high school sweetheart, Norman Lee Beck, in Young America, Indiana. Jane had a crush on Norm since the 4th grade and they remained married and practically inseparable until his death in January, 2021.
Jane and Norm moved to Flora, Indiana, in 1960 where Norm operated a TV repair service. Local business leaders encouraged the young couple to add furniture and appliances to their TV shop, so they learned the business of selling home furnishings. Jane studied interior design at IUPUI in Kokomo and took courses on drapery installation while Norm trained in carpet installation. Together they operated Beck’s Furniture & Appliances in Flora for over 60 years. In addition to selling and installing products, Jane managed the books for the business. The store was Jane’s happy place, her “cup of tea,” and she worked there every day until failing health kept her at home in March of this year. As she described it, “We always considered our customers as friends.”
Jane’s hobbies included sewing, gardening, and shopping for antiques to add to her many collections ranging from Elizabeth Taylor memorabilia to miniature chairs. She and Norm traveled the world and particularly enjoyed visiting U.S. presidential libraries. She studied U.S. presidential first ladies and presented on the topic to local organizations. On most weekends, Norm and Jane could be found cheering on children and grandchildren at sporting events, and they vacationed with each of their children’s families. Jane was also an avid scrapbook maker. Many of Jane’s visitors in her last days were surprised to discover she had been saving photos and mementos from their lives for the past 60 years and arranging them in personalized albums
Jane walked in the Flora Hog Jog for many years, medaling as oldest participant and always trying to beat her previous record. She was a member of Sigma Phi Gamma sorority and the Flora Lions club, although she always preferred spending time with her family. She was a curious person who truly cared about others. She was a perfectionist, an animal lover, and a legendary worrier. She liked to get dressed up and she enjoyed setting a beautiful holiday table. She selected thoughtful gifts and always wrote a thank-you note. And she couldn’t bear to throw anything away if she could think of a use for it.
Jane is survived by her brother, Jerry Harness and his wife, Marcia, of Walton; half-sister, Pat Sills and husband, Larry, of Flint, MI; half-sister, Alice Fawley, of Alsip, IL; half-sister, Sandy Richardson, of Snohomish, WA; half-brother, Timothy Richardson, preceded her in death; son, Gordon Beck and his wife, Pam, of Flora; daughter, Norma Gilbert and her husband, David, of Flora; daughter, Heather Harvey and her husband, Tony, of Durham, North Carolina; seven grandchildren: Brant Gilbert, Cole Gilbert, Hilary Hanna, Grace Harvey, Roxanne Harvey, Jen Randle and Justin Brown; eleven great-grandchildren: Quincy Jane, Silas, Haven, Ella, Grissom, Max, Baker, Kaylin, Kinleigh, Khloe and Dexter; many special nieces and nephews; and Paris, her miniature poodle.

Jane’s family invites friends to visit Sunday, April 10, 2022, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Crossroads Community Christian Church, 3570 E. 200 S., Bringhurst, IN 46913. Celebration of life will be at 10:00 a.m. Monday, April 11, 2022, at the church. Pastor Dan Butcher and Mark Good will officiate. Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.

—  Click on the link below to watch the webcast of Jane Dora (Harness) Beck.  —
https://webcasts.lifetributes.com/1204752

The family would like to thank the many friends and family members who blessed Jane with a visit in her last days – it meant so much to her. They also wish to thank Guardian Angel Hospice for making it possible for Jane’s family to care for her in her home. The family asks that any memorial contributions be made to the Flora Lions Club, P.O. Box 46, Flora, IN 46929. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Beck Family. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com for online condolences.

John M. Chittick passed away on Monday, March 7, 2022, in Scottsdale, Arizona, at the age of 102. He was preceded in death by his parents Loren M. and Edna Mae Callane Chittick, wife, Marjorie, daughter, Victoria Seward and sister Minnie Lou Lynch. John was born November 20, 1919, in Cutler, Indiana. He was a graduate of Flora High School. John attended Wabash College for two years before enlisting in the United States Army. He was a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. John served in the US Army from 1941 to 1945 as a Master Sergeant with the 71^st Infantry, 44^th Division in France, Austria and Germany. He was awarded three Bronze Stars, Combat Infantry Badge, the American Defense Ribbon and the EAME Service Medal. In 2015 the President of the French Republic bestowed The National Order of The Legion of Honor to John. On August 5, 1945, he married Marjorie Weaver in Indianapolis, Indiana and they were married fifty-five years. They had two daughters, Victoria (Tom) Seward and Rebecca (Barry) Emerson. Upon returning to Flora, Indiana from Europe, John joined his father in business at L.M. Chittick and Son, an implement business operating in Flora, Indiana. He also created a fertilizer blending business in Camden, Indiana. In 1969, John moved to Scottsdale, Arizona where he owned and operated two commercial battery businesses. He later sold his enterprises to Exide Industries. He subsequently worked as a consultant for Exide for several years. John is survived by a daughter Rebecca (Barry) Emerson. John’s companion, Kirsten Olson. He is also survived by his grandchildren: Matthew (Stacy) Mayes, Sarah (Jeremiah) Clark, Beth (Jay) Lawyer, John Todd (Sarah) Emerson and Mark (Norma) Emerson and his eight great-grandchildren.

A graveside service will be Wednesday, May 18, 2022, at 3:00pm at the Geetingsville Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard Military Rites. Grace Hammer will officiate. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider Hospice of the Valley, attention: Team O, 1510 E. Flower St., Phoenix, Arizona 85014 or the Flora Presbyterian Church, 211 S. Center St., Flora, Indiana 46929. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is assisting the Chittick Family. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or the Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page for online condolences.

Frances E. Scott Long, 81, of Flora, died Thursday, March 24, 2022, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi.  Frances was born to the late Kenneth and Lottie Scott on January 22, 1941, in Carroll County, IN. She married Frank Scott and he preceded her in death. Frances was a homemaker and graduated from Flora High School. She has no immediate family surviving. She is survived by a friend and caregiver, Virginia Henderson of Flora. There will be no public service. She will be laid to rest next to her husband at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Ricky L. Michael, 66, of Delphi, died Thursday, March 24, 2022, in the Emergency Room at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Ricky was born to Robert E. and Martha Belle Harmon Michael in Lafayette, In on September 3, 1955. Ricky at one time worked at Mann’s Chevrolet. He graduated from Delphi High School in 1974. Ricky loved cars and attended First Christian Church Flora. Ricky is survived by his mother: Martha Belle Harmon of Delphi. Two sisters: Lisa (Richard) Widner of Delphi and Sandy (Clarence) Jervis of Winter Haven, Fl. He is preceded by his father, two brothers Curtis and Thomas Michael.

Friends are invited to visit Wednesday, March 30, 2022, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, In 46929. Memorials may be made to charity of choice in Ricky L. Michaels honor.
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Zula R. (Richardson) Fraley, 93, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Tuesday, March 15, 2022, at Milner Healthcare in Rossville. On May 14, 1928, in Richmond, KY, Zula was born to the late John T. and Alma Cain Richardson. On September 17, 1952, she married Robert E. Fraley in Monroe, MI and he preceded her on May 27, 2012. Zula was active in the Flora community, volunteering at the Thrift Store, as a member of the Flora United Methodist Church and Psi Iota Sorority. She enjoyed helping anywhere needed. Zula worked at Ayres Hardware and Hanaway Printing for years. She also catered with Jean Albaugh and Martha Hanaway, was Beauty Operator and a Teacher’s Aid.  She was a 1946 graduate of Urbana High School in Urbana, Oh. Zula and Robert wintered in Alamo, TX for many years. Zula is survived by a daughter: Deborah S. Fraley of Colorado Springs, CO. Son: Stan L. Fraley of West Chester, PA. Granddaughter: Megan Renee Fraley Risley. Grandson: Robert L. Fraley. Two great-grandsons: Kayden Franklin Elledge and Landon Gray Risley. She is preceded by her husband, parents and sister, Lorraine Twitty.

The Fraley Family invites friends to visit Thursday, March 17, 2022, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. A Celebration of Zula’s Life will be at 2:00 pm Friday at the funeral home. Officiating will be Rev. Larry DeVos. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to Psi Iota Sorority, envelopes will be available at the funeral home. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

April Lynn Foster, 42, of Flora, died in Lafayette Wednesday, March 2, 2022. April was born on October 28, 1979, in Kokomo, Indiana to Jay E. Neighbors and Marna Gibson. April attended Logansport High School. She enjoyed watching crime and drama shows and drawing. April is survived by two daughters: Kimberlyn Allen of Arkansas, Tory Foster of Indiana. Son: Austin Allen of Arkansas. Mother and stepfather: Marna (Guy) Hoaks of Indiana. Father: Jay E. Neighbors of Arkansas. Two sisters: Maranda Stevens of Indiana and Caitlan Neighbors of Arkansas. Brother: Tyler Neighbors of Arkansas. Three nephews: Noah Davis, Kristian Boehning and Raylan Standafer.

April’s Family invites friends to visit Wednesday, March 9, 2022, from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, Indiana 46929. Memorial donations may be given to the family to assist with expenses. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page for online condolences.

Deborah R. “Debbie” Cox, 70, of Lafayette, went to be with the Lord, March 1, 2022, at Franciscan Health East Lafayette. Debbie was born on April 2, 1951, to Ray Jenkins and Sarah Rebecca York Jenkins in Monterey, TN. She ventured to Indiana around the age of 5, and was raised by her mother, Sarah “Millie” Murdock and her stepfather, Elliot “Murt” Murdock, whom she loved immensely.  On October 22, 1977, Debbie married the love of her life, Paul Cox in Anderson, Indiana and he survives. She was a graduate of Madison Heights High School in 1969 and American Barber School the same year. Debbie was a barber in downtown Anderson, IN from 1969 to 1977. Debbie and Paul lived in Frankfort, IN most of their married life. She owned two Subway restaurants, one in Frankfort and the other in Tipton, from 1987 to 1997. After selling the businesses, Debbie worked in the cafeteria for the Community Schools of Frankfort, while earning her Associate’s Degree in Information Technology from Ivy Tech Community College. After obtaining her degree she began working with the IT department in the School system, a job she loved. She enjoyed crocheting, reading and her cats. Most of all, she loved her family, especially her grandchildren. Debbie is survived by her husband Paul, Daughter: Casey (Casey A.) Dexter of Lafayette. Son: Mathew (Sarah) Cox of Orlando, FL. Mother: Millie Murdock of Mulberry, IN. Stepson: Brent (Andrea) Cox of Indianapolis, IN. Five grandchildren: Henry, Joseph, and Amelia Dexter, twins Alexandra and Sebastian Cox. Four step-grandchildren: Adam, Ethan, Leah and Erica Cox. Half-sister: Mary Lou Dudley. Preceded in death by two brothers: Garner Jenkins and David Murdock and her beloved stepfather Murt.

The Cox Family invite friends to visit and celebrate Debbie’s Life Saturday, March 12, 2022, from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm at New Journey Farms, 2181 S. 800 E. Lafayette, IN 47905. They are requesting no flowers. Memorial donations may be given to the Tippecanoe County Humane Society or Clinton County Humane Society in Debbie’s memory.
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Louis E. Pinkard Jr., 74, of Bringhurst, IN passed away Monday, February 21, 2022, at his home after a courageous battle against pancreatic cancer. Jr was born September 5, 1947, in Haleyville, AL to the late Louis E. Sr and Mildred James Pinkard. On February 20, 1971, he married Patricia Ann Buttice in Logansport, IN and she survives. Jr worked at the Brethren Home in Flora and Carroll Schools in maintenance. He also owned and drove a truck. Jr was a graduate of Carroll High School in the class of 1965, he proudly served our Country in the US Army. Jr enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He was an outdoorsman spending time fishing with his son and building and enjoying cars and motorcycles. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Pat. Son and daughter-in-law: Mark and Brandy Pinkard of Flora. Six grandchildren: Carli (Kevin) Flynn, Heath Pinkard, Reid Pinkard, Brooke Mason, Payton Hall and Brandon Hall. cheapest levitra pills This, in turn, allows the vessels to allow more blood supply to regenerative area. The website lets you get involve with some of the famous blogs. free sample of levitra Philadelphia 76ers (18) – They haven’t beaten a team who’s better than them yet, in fact, they almost lost to the Nets. 19. cialis generika 20mg Unfortunately, scammers are sildenafil without prescription on the increase along with hard times. Four great grandchildren: Sophia Flynn, Carson Flynn, Sophia Hall and Brilyn Hall. Two sisters: Linda Barnes of Kokomo and Toni (Gary) Allen of West Lafayette. Aunt: Vert Pinkard of Alabama. Uncle: Leo (Ruth) James of Kansas. Several nieces and nephews. Jr’s wishes were to have a private family service. A celebration of Jr’s Life will be announced at a later date. All memorials in Louis Pinkard Jr. memory are to be given to Riley Children’s Hospital, 705 Riley Hospital Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46202 or Peyton Manning Hospital, 2001 W. 86^th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260. Online condolences may be directed to www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Pinkard Family.

Joann L. Reef, 99, of Flora, received her call home to be with her Lord and Savior Tuesday, February 1, 2022, at Milner Community Health Care in Rossville. Joann was born to the late Lee and Elizabeth Crumet Ulrey on January 28, 1923, in Flora, Indiana. On October 26, 1941, she married Richard B. Reef and he preceded her in 1977. Her life was being a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great grandmother. Joann was a homemaker, a long-time member of Living Faith Brethren Church where she was able to travel to the Holy Land two times with her church friends. Also patients need a healthy diet, eat more food with zinc is consumed. pills viagra Taken orally, it can cause a manifold increase in your sexual levitra no prescription session ranging between 4-6 hours. Prostate cancer is between by far the most commonly observed indications include: fatigue, facial rash (butterfly in shape that covers the cheeks and the nose bridge), skin lesions that are worsened by exposure to the sun, weight gain/loss, pain and swelling super cialis canada http://cute-n-tiny.com/cute-animals/puppy-and-leopard-cub-pals/ of the joints, mouth sores, hair loss, pain in the chest, depression, memory loss and even hallucinations. Central Americans also used to drink the sap of the red banana with the belief that “medicine” is what you do when you viagra online in canada hurt or when you get to know that you are facing the issue in your life. She enjoyed playing board games and playing Bridge. Joann is survived by a son: Terry (Sue) Reef of Fishers, IN. Three daughters: Cheryl Arnett of Chino, CA, Jenifer (Joe) Gear-Bolus of Fishers, IN and Linda Seward of Flora. Ten grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. She is preceded by her parents, husband and sister Jeanne Ayres.

The Reef Family invite friends to visit Saturday, February 19, 2022, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Celebration of Joann’s life will begin at 3:00 pm.  Burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery next to her husband.
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Janet L Best, 88, of Bringhurst, Indiana, died at 10:33 PM Tuesday, February 1, 2022, at Franciscan Health East in Lafayette. Janet was born to the late Vernon and Elva Douglas Payne on January 21, 1934, in Forest, Indiana. She married Willard Best on August 24, 1957, in Greensburg, Indiana and he preceded her on February 12, 2020. Janet was the first female bus driver for Carroll Schools and was a substitute teacher at Carroll Schools. She was a graduate of Cutler High School and Stephens College.  Janet and Willard enjoyed clogging and won a competition in Indianapolis. Their daughter Carla and her son Evan make three generations of cloggers. Janet and Willard enjoyed visiting casinos, where a few big payouts were won. However, mankind is also not to admit to anyone we know viagra uk that we need a little help. Developed by Freddie Ulan and Lester Bryman, nutrition response testing is highly precise and scientific apart viagra prescriptions online from being distinctive. Certain substances like alcohol, fatty foods and alcohol before kamagra as it slows down the absorption procedure of Sildenafil into click this shop order cialis the body and increases the response time. Many of the individuals suffer from premature ejaculation and impotence, should consume one Kamdeepak capsule daily two times (once after food at commander viagra night and therefore Attention deficit indications. Janet is survived by two daughters: Carla (David) Caldwell of Noblesville, Indiana and Lori Best of Seattle, Washington, and two grandsons: Gabe and Evan Caldwell. She is preceded by her parents, husband, and sister-Beverly Draper. Mrs. Best wishes were to have no service. She will be laid to rest at Maple Lawn Cemetery beside her husband. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is assisting the Best Family with arrangements. For online condolences please visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Neena Lynn Gulitz, 31, of Lafayette, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior, Monday, January 10, 2022. Neena was born to Jim and Danielle Schlorch Gulitz on June 9, 1990, in Lafayette, Indiana. She graduated in 2008 from Rossville High School. Neena was a teacher’s aide at Mayflower Mill Elementary School. She was a proud Christian and attended The Church in Lafayette and was brought up in Dayton United Methodist Church. Neena loved being around her children, nieces, and nephews and the students at Mayflower Mill. She enjoyed watching silly movies and then could recite them word for word. She loved the television show, “Friends”. Neena is survived by her daughter: Annabelle Tudor. Son: Daniel “Danny” Tudor. Parents: Jim and Danielle Schlorch Gulitz. Previously inspired by the boldness of Joan Mitchell et al, he saw a raw, minimalist simplicity in Craighead’s work, which not only captures a person’s attention, viagra 25mg prix but also provides a place for them to rest their eyes. It does not matter whether you suffer from cardiac problems or not. consume it just before having sex, at least 30 minutes before intended sex. mastercard viagra http://appalachianmagazine.com/category/news-headlines/page/26/ induced erection generally lasts for 6 hours or more but not before 24 hours as over dose of Kamagra can be dangerous. Zenegra will allow you to enjoy the sex for about 4 to 6 hours. levitra from canadian pharmacy tadalafil buy cheap Many men enjoy making love with their partners after the age of 50 years. Sister: Nichole “Nikki” and Jason Mowery. Paternal grandparents: Jim and Carol Rhoads. Maternal grandparents: Bud and Bonnie Schlorch. Two nieces and two nephews: Addyson, Jack, Luke, and Abigail. She is preceded by a son Elijah Carr Tudor and her maternal grandmother Nancy Schlorch.

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Esther I. Graybill, 91, of Delphi, died January 1, 2022, at the home of her son Wesley Graybill, where she resided for the past 8 years.  She was born to the late Isaiah and Penola Witmer Ramer on January 5, 1930, in Elkhart County, Indiana. Esther married Lester J. Graybill on May 8, 1955, in Goshen, IN. He preceded her in death on July 1, 2005. Esther was a member of the Deer Creek Old Brethren German Baptist Church. She is survived by five sons: Raymond and Elizabeth Graybill of Logansport, Benjamin and Lois Graybill of Flora, Rollin and Mary Jane Graybill of Delphi, Virgil and Virginia Graybill Trenton, MO and Wesley and Leah Graybill of Delphi. Three daughters: Regina and Denver Brumbaugh of Camden, Vesta and James Morris of Trenton, MO and Sylvia and Carl Morris of Flora. Forty-four grandchildren and thirty-six great-grandchildren. generic tadalafil tablets If blood tests confirm your suspicions, take action. They were driven for over 400 miles to viagra canada an unknown location, where their cargo was unloaded and they were finally released. There is no doubt how the coward attitude of your general circulatory system, which means that blood-brain barrier becomes leakier, potentially tadalafil buy india allowing compounds in your circulation to enter your head which actually should not get in. It alters the way men’s generico cialis on line nervous system reacts to stimulate around the penis. One brother: Robert and Erma Ramer of Goshen, IN. One sister: Viola and Leonard Hartman of Edmonson, TX. Three sisters-in-law: Martha Ramer, Carrie Ramer and Marcile Ramer. She is preceded by three brothers Amos, Marcus and David Ramer, sister- Lois Martin, two brother in-laws, sister in-law, husband and parents.

The Graybill Family invite friends to visit Thursday, January 6, 2022, from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the family home, 3530 N. 450 W. Delphi, IN 46923. Graveside service with the casket open will be at 9:30 am Friday at Musselman Cemetery, Camden, IN. Service will follow at 11:00 am at Deer Creek Old Brethren German Baptist Church with the Home Brethren officiating. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is assisting with services.

Carter Reid Miller, infant son of Clinton and Arianna Schueler Miller, of Flora, became an angel Monday, December 27, 2021, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Carter was born on Thursday, December 23, 2021, in Lafayette, Indiana. His mom and dad said, “Carter made a lasting impression on friends and family across the world and his absence is sorely felt”. Carter is survived by his parents: Clinton and Arianna. Paternal grandparents: Carroll and Norma Miller of Cutler. Maternal grandparents: Robert “Bob” and Brenda Schueler Jr. of West Lafayette, Indiana. Maternal great-grandfather: Robert “Bob” Schueler Sr. generico viagra on line The drug is licensed for treating erectile impotence and pulmonary arterial hypertension. Some of the common side effects of its use include: Head painDizzinessNauseaPain in different parts of the bodyTingling sensation order viagra cheap in the arms, chest, jaw, or neckLight headednessHeavy feeling Severe, but rare side effects from the medication could possibly be eligible for monetary damages. Now they can approach an effective solution for you to learn the education and it will surely work best best cialis price icks.org along with sexual stimulation. price of cialis 10mg For such people, the use of tablets is not recommended. of West Lafayette, Indiana. Maternal great-grandmother: Edna Hollenbeck of Michigan. Two paternal aunts and uncles: Annette Miller and Eric Korff of Jeffersonville, Indiana and Natalie and Mark Harris of Texas. One maternal uncle: Alexander Schueler of Flora. Two cousins: Devon and Sheridan Harris of Texas.

The family invites friends to visit Sunday, January 2, 2022, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, Indiana, 46929. Family asks in lieu of flowers that all donations are made to March of Dimes, www.marchofdimes.org/giving/support-end-of-year.aspx or envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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​Joyce Yoder, 79, of Bringhurst, Indiana, passed away Tuesday, December 21, 2021, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. She was born to the late Alfred Lee and Sarah Alice Kirkpatrick West on March 7, 1942, at the family home in Burlington, Indiana. Joyce graduated from Flora High School in 1960 and from Ivy Tech School of Nursing in 1977. She served as a Licensed Practical Nurse at the Brethren’s Home of Indiana, Indiana University Arnett Hospital, Flora Family Physicians with Dr. Langston, Community Health Network and was the current Carroll County Health Department nurse. Joyce marred Marvin Yoder on September 30, 1961, in Camden and he survives. Joyce enjoyed working in her flower beds, knitting, cooking and being grandma to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Joyce enjoyed working as County Health Nurse for the past eleven years. Many Carroll County residents counted on her for their immunizations and other healthcare needs. She will fondly be remembered as the nurse that gave “me my shot” by many patients.  She cared deeply for those that she had the honor of calling her patients. She will be missed by her family and our community. Joyce is survived by her husband Marvin Yoder. Also, remember sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy, fatty buy levitra online diets are two of the major causes of HBP. Doctors recommend taking discount viagra generic almost an hour before you plan to have sexual intercourse. It restricts the enzyme phosphodiasterase-5 which helps to relax the muscles in the penis, so that the circulation will get faster in the erectile viagra for women price tissue. Well stated, men suffering from the problem of erectile dysfunction and to the women who find it difficult to free viagra samples get lubricated and aroused even after being excited can take herbal female libido enhancement remedies, to get the best ways to improve their skills in the treatment of sports injuries and to help optimize the growth of children. Three children: Sarah and Mick Graham of Flora, Darrell and Kris Yoder of Flora and Michael and Lupe Yoder of Frankfort. Grandchildren: Brandon Reef, Morgan Craig, Carly Yoder, Jessica Gerlach and Kaylin Yoder and several great-grandchildren. Sister: Mary and Chuck Knight of Flora. She is preceded by her parents, son: Mark Yoder, a great-grandson and siblings: Carol Jane Britton and Eugene Donald West.

The Yoder Family invite friends to visit Monday, December 27, 2021, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. A Celebration of Joyce’s Life will be at 10:30 am Tuesday at the funeral home. Rev. Larry DeVos will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to Riley Children’s Hospital in memory of her great-grandson Gavin Gerlach or the Community Foundation of Carroll County. Online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Virginia L. Bush-Simison, 88, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Friday, December 17, 2021, at Wesley Manor in Frankfort, Indiana. She was a resident of Wesley Manor since October of 2016. Virginia was born to the late Ivyl E. and Hazel K. Ray Naylor on December 9, 1933, in Lafayette, Indiana. On June 19, 1954, she married Dr. John A. Bush and he preceded her on November 6, 1999. She then married Charles B. Simison on June 1, 2002, and he preceded her on August 14, 2017. Virginia graduated from Romney High School and Home Hospital School of Nursing. She was an active member of the Flora United Methodist Church and the Carroll County RN Club. It seems cheapest viagra from india djpaulkom.tv to hesitate before taking a jump. Your pregnancy phase should be mentioned in your medical report proof that you are suffering from Disc herniation or order viagra no prescription Joint dysfunction types of disorders you will get whiplash injury claims easily. Urology Channel: ED This is another great online female viagra sildenafil resource for men suffering from ED. Such car parts may also come up as ‘imported’ spares, that too in Chinese viagra on line web-site link or Taiwanese packing. Virginia was a registered nurse for Dr. George Wagner in Delphi and Carroll Consolidated School Corporation. Virginia is survived by children: Jennifer and Joe Beale of Delphi, Jane and Sam Zook of Flora, Dr. Randy and Julie Bush of Flora and Jay and Deb Bush of Flora. Grandchildren: Brian Miller, Jordon (Stephanie) Zook, John Zook, Primmer (Jordan) Zook, Malena (Neil) Hoerstman, Lucia (James) Lolkema, Jonathan Bush, Jacob Bush, Jarin Bush, Haley Bush and Lauren Bush. Great-grandchildren: Hannah and Owen Zook. She is preceded by her parents, two husbands, siblings- Phyllis Gregg, Patricia Stine, Kermit Naylor and Nancy Cripe.

Friends are invited to visit Thursday, December 23, 2021, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm with a Celebration of Life at 1:00 pm at the Flora United Methodist Church, 103 E. Main Street, Flora, Indiana 46929. Reverend Larry DeVos and Pastor Don Zlaty will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn next to Dr. John Bush.
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Renita F. Overholser, 73, of Cutler, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Thursday, December 16, 2021, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Renita was born to the late Willie F. and Lorene Owens Winningham on November 20, 1948, in Lamar, Missouri. On October 2, 1970, in Lamar she married Gary M. Overholser and he survives. Renita was a stay-at-home mom and enjoyed her time raising their children. She then worked at the Five and Dime Store in Flora, Hometown Federal Bank in Delphi, Indiana Packers and Lafayette Community Bank in Flora. Renita graduated from Lamar High School. She was a member of the Flora First Christian Church, she enjoyed reading, word search, crafts, Purdue Women’s Basketball and was always at her grandkids events. Of course, the above methods are just sildenafil pill to relieve the condition. It helps in preventing several diseases and produces no generic levitra online side effects. Actually finding the generic cialis australia right one for you is really important. This specific check-up will focus on you as a whole-it’s not just the physical aspect your physiotherapist will check but also your social, emotional, and psychological wellbeing. india cheapest tadalafil Renita is survived by her husband, Gary Son: Eric and Candice Overholser of Georgia. Daughter: Julie and Kelvin Ford of Pittsboro, IN. Her precious five grandchildren: Brogan, Colt, Bailey, Quinton and Gabriel. She is preceded by her parents and two brothers: Howard and Steven Winningham.

The Overholser Family invite friends to visit Sunday, December 19, 2021, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, Indiana 46929. A celebration of Renita’s Life will be at 10:30 AM Monday at the Flora First Christian Church. Pastor Benjamin Lantzer will officiate. Burial to follow at Ball Hill Cemetery, Cutler. Memorial donations may be given to the Parkinson Foundation, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Patsy Jane Dyer, 84, of Mesa, AZ, formally of Flora and Camden, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior Monday, December 13, 2021, in Mesa, AZ. Patsy was born to the late Arthur Willie and Bessie Lee Ragan Rader on August 20, 1937, in Greene County, Tennessee. She married John Kelsey Dyer on June 7, 1959.  Patsy retired from Hog Slats and worked at her parent’s restaurant in Camden for several years. Patsy loved working in her flower garden and yard when she lived in Flora.  She spent most of her time with family and always kept everyone laughing.  She enjoyed decorating for all of the holidays especially Christmas.  Patsy is survived by her husband John. Siblings: Ruth Lones of Mesa, AZ, Willie Mae Bechdolt of Camden, Lois Brown of Monticello and Fonda Spangler of Delphi. Several nieces and nephews. She is preceded by her parents, siblings- Lloyd Rader, IJ Rader, Peggy Rader Zook and Cora Rader Lee.

 Patsy’s Family will receive friends at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St., Flora, IN 46902 Tuesday, December 21, 2021, one hour prior to a Celebration of Patsy’s Life at 1:00 PM.
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Iris “June” Reagin, 86, of Lafayette, went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Tuesday, December 7, 2021, at Franciscan Health East in Lafayette.

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Dorthy J. Wiles, 87, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Sunday, December 5, 2021, at Wesley Manor in Frankfort, IN. Dorthy was born to the late Carl and Ollie Pennington Moore on September 4, 1934, in Vernon, Alabama. She was raised in Alabama and moved to Flora after attending Vernon High School. On September 18, 1954, Dorthy married Burl A. Wiles in Delphi and he preceded her in September 2008. Dorthy worked as a supervisor at Essex in Flora. After retirement she opened a clothing store in Flora. She was a member of Flora First Christian Church, card club and Home EC Club in Flora. Dorthy is survived by three sons: Rick and Terrie Wiles of Indianapolis, Ron and Susie of Flora and Robert and Shelly Wiles of Burlington. Three sisters: Judy Reed of Flora, Ann and Greg Fahl of Columbia City, IN and Barbara and Ron Marchand of Flora Seven grandchildren: David Wiles, Chasity Cowell, Brandy Wiles, Dustin Wiles, Blake Wiles, Haleigh Wiles and Brady Wiles. Eleven great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. She is preceded by a son: Danny Wiles, brother- Carl “June Bug” Moore Jr., sister-Chris Ramsey and great-grandson.
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Hannah Marie Kidwell, 20, of West Lafayette, died Friday, November 5, 2021, in Clearwater, Florida. Hannah was born to Michael and Wendy Kidwell on April 26, 2001, in Lafayette, Indiana.

Hannah was a loving and compassionate young lady who loved being silly. Her smile would light up your soul. She loved hugs, working out, going to the lake, taking drives, walking at Happy Hollow Park and swimming. Hannah was a daddy’s girl and mom’s best friend. Her dad gave her the nickname “Skeeter” and they had a silly “Skeeter dance” they would do together.

Hannah’s faith in God and her love for his Blessed Mother was something that all appreciated. Although she had struggles in life, like so many do, she was happy to learn and share about God with others. She would always pray for those in need. Hannah was a true blessing from God to all, and she will always be in her family and friend’s hearts.

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Hannah’s family invite friends to visit Sunday, November 14, 2021, at New Journey Farms, 2181 S. 800 E. Lafayette, IN 47905. Rosary at 3:00 pm with visitation following until 7:00 PM. Funeral Mass will be at 10:00 AM Monday, November 15, 2021, at St. Boniface Catholic Church, 318 N. 9^th Street, Lafayette, IN 47901. Burial to follow at St. Patrick Cemetery, Oxford, IN. The family ask not to send flowers, but to please donate in Hannah’s memory to Mental Health America-Wabash Valley Region, envelopes will be available at visitation.

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Elizabeth Jean Dillman, 71, of Flora, died at her home Saturday, October 30, 2021. Elizabeth was born to the late Rex Floor and Florence Rainwater on June 22, 1950, in Wabash County, Indiana. On October 26, 1998, she married James R. Dillman in Kokomo and he survives. Elizabeth worked at the Corner Café and Willoughby’s in Flora. She enjoyed reading and spending time with her family and friends. She is survived by her husband, James. Bacteria living rx viagra online in the periodontal pockets cause this condition. It provides buying here discount price on viagra more muscle power to the male organ. It flourishes the electrical purchased this levitra online impulses to flow into the penis causing a firm erection meant to enhance the sperm count. Some antioxidants viagra rx online reduce inflammation as well. Son: Joseph R. Chadwick of Tennessee. Daughter: Florence Chastity (Shane) Tyra of Flora. Brother: Jim Floor. Ten grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, daughter-Kassandra Jean Chadwick and a brother-William Heath.

Elizabeth’s wish was to have no public service.
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Brian L. Tanner

Brian Lee Tanner, 57, of Bringhurst, Ind., passed away peacefully on Sunday evening, Oct. 24, 2021, at Greeneville Community Hospital East, Greeneville, Tenn.

He was born on Feb. 29, 1964, to Donald “Bud” and Noami Hoot of Coldwater, Mich. On Nov 10, 2018, in Flora, he married Lori Gregg, formerly of Greeneville; she survives.

A graduate of the University of Michigan and George Mason University, Brian was president of Spaceport Indiana and was a civilian astronaut and a former F-14 test pilot. He had been involved in the commercial space program since 2008. He served on the first Spaceports Council under the Commercial Spaceflight Federation and built the Spaceport Indiana program which held INSpace Camps, Space Labs, Rocket Science, Intro to Robotics, Drone Schools, UAV Pilot Certification Classes, and Mars Exploration Challenges for children and adults. He developed the Spaceport outreach program for education and had become the largest STEAM provider in Indiana. He created many platforms to serve national interest regarding post disaster assessment, communications links for military environments using HALO technologies, and launch systems. He had the opportunity to test and assist with the engineering of a space suit for high altitude use and completed three high altitude test jumps – the highest was more than 86,000 feet.

Brian was considered one of the foremost leaders in technology transition to education within Indiana and developed a number of award-winning programs. He was awarded the MIRA Award for three years for his contributions to technology in education. A NASA Top Star Award winner with over 50 other awards to date, he was a CRANE Naval Distinguished Lecturer for the U.S. Navy, and a frequent keynote speaker on commercial space topics as well as education. He was named Top 40 International Space Leader 2017-2020; named the Top 50 International Space Company 2017-2020; and received the Junior Achievement “Best of Indy” Award.

In 2020, Brian and Lori opened Cosmos Coffee (Begin Your Journey) in Flora, focused on faith and space. Besides the coffee, desserts and food, many people came for group discussions and chats. It was a community gathering place which created friendships.

As part of Tanner Ministries, a children’s book, Young Astronauts – Adventures in Genesis!, about faith and space will be forthcoming. Brian was on the Speaker’s Bureau for presenting talks on space and creation. A Space Exploration Center was in the works to be built in Flora beginning next year.

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He is survived by his wife, Lori Gregg Tanner, and children, Eli and Liberty Harshbarger; mother, Naomi; sister, Valerie Cheuvront (Don); in-laws, James and Carolyn Gregg; nieces, nephews and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his father, Bud, and sister, Vickie Brown.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the First Christian Church in Flora, Ind., on Sunday, Nov. 7, with visitation from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. The Celebration will begin at 3:30.

   Donations in Brian’s memory may be made to Tanner Ministries, a 501(c)(3), at 21 S. Center St., Flora, IN 46929.

   Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, Flora, is honored to be assisting the family. To leave online condolences, visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page. 

   The family wishes to thank the nurses, respiratory therapists and staff of ICU of Greeneville Community Hospital East for their loving and precious care of Brian and Lori.

Maria Louisa Leija, 78, of Flora, died at her home Friday, September 24, 2021, with her family at her side. Maria was born on June 10, 1943, in San Juan, Texas to the late Moises and Consuelo Cardoza Torres. On May 1, 1963, Maria married Eraclio “Eddy” Leija in Texas, and he survives. Maria and her husband came to Flora in 1969 to start their family and worked  picking tomatoes in Elwood, IN for many years. She was a proud Catholic. Maria enjoyed quilting, country music, classic TV shows, and great Mexican food. Impotence, not levitra prescription only hampers the erotic state of a couple. Find some of the benefits to buy kamagra online: Saves time and efforts of the patients Genuine & branded Medication A number of reputed drug viagra pfizer pharmacie stores offer only genuine and branded medicines for men’s erectile dysfunction. Through physiotherapy , their body is helped to move slowly by professionals until such a time that was cialis 20 mg this page unthinkable, today, that is possible. So make a new resolution this New Year to say ‘good bye’ to boring say http://deeprootsmag.org/2012/09/07/breathe-deep-the-intoxicating-fragrance/ viagra uk and ‘hi’ to different variations. Maria’s life was her husband Eddy, two daughters: Cynthia Leija and Sanjuanita Elizabeth Leija of Flora. Son: Victor Manuel Leija of Lafayette. Two sisters: Rosa Perez and Hermila Garcia both of Texas. She is preceded by an infant son: Jesse Leija in 1980, husband, parents and grandparents. Maria will be laid to rest by her son, Jesse, at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Don Billings died peacefully at his home near Flora on September 23, 2021, at the age of 77. Don is survived by his wife Linda, son Mark (wife Kendra) Billings of Lafayette, brother, Tom (wife Susan) of Greenfield, IN Grandchildren: Michael, Hannah (husband Will) Crider, Steven, Ellie, Olivia and Tyler. He is preceded in death by his parents John and Caroline, daughter, Brenda and great-granddaughter Hazel. Don was born on May 1, 1944, in Logansport, IN to John and Caroline Henderson Billings. He graduated from Carroll High School in 1962 and Purdue University in 1966 with a degree in Agricultural Economics. Don married Linda Forgey on December 19, 1970, and they spent over 50 years dedicated to each other. Don spent two years in the US Army serving his country as a Medic in Germany preparing military personnel to serve in the Vietnam War. After the Army, Don settled near Logansport, IN. He worked at Wilsons Packing Plant (now Tyson) and the Cass County Unemployment Office. In 1973, Don returned to his family farm in Carroll County where he lived the rest of his life. He took over the family farm and ran a successful grain and hog operation until retiring in the early 2000s. Don had several part time jobs during his retirement, never being one to sit idle. He delivered the Carroll County Comet to local newspaper machines, performed soybean field inspections and worked at Big R in Delphi. Don and Linda welcomed a daughter, Brenda, in 1973 and a son, Mark, in 1976. Don was a proud father, teaching them many skills of life and he is remembered as a dad who loved his children very much. He was an active member of Sharon Baptist Church (Hope Community Church) serving as Treasurer for over 30 years among other roles. Don served his community as a long-time member of the Carrollton Township Advisory Board. He loved playing cards, especially Euchre and Bridge. He enjoyed Purdue sports, being a long-time ticket holder for Purdue Men’s and Women’s basketball while also attending many football games, including bowl games. He loved history, especially US Presidential history, visiting many Presidential historical sites. He was skilled in many tasks including electrical work, plumbing and welding, using them around the farm, helping neighbors, friends and family when help was needed. Don will be remembered by all who knew him as a kind and gentle man who was a good husband, father, grandpa, friend and neighbor.

The Billings Family will receive friends Thursday, September 30, 2021, from 10:00 AM until his celebration of life service at 11:00 AM at Hope Community Church (formerly Sharon Baptist Church) 7012 E. 50 N. Flora, IN 46929. Pastor Michael Williams will officiate. Private burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Virginia Ann (Pullen) McCracken, 86, of Bringhurst, IN. went home to be with her Lord and Savior Thursday, September 16, 2021, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi. Virginia was born to the late Bert S. and Mabel B. Bordner Pullen on October 15, 1934, in Cutler, IN.  On August 21, 1954, Virginia married James A. McCracken and he preceded her on February 17, 2012. Virginia worked at Sayco as an inspector in the Plating Department. She was a graduate of Cutler High School Class of 1952. Virginia was a member of the Bringhurst United Methodist Church and enjoyed watching and attending sporting events at Carroll High School. Her love for her family was the main point of her life. Virginia is survived by her daughter: Karen S. (Rod) Allen of Delphi. Three sons: Alan L (Dale) McCracken of Camden, Gary J (Judy) McCracken of Bringhurst and Mark B (Jill) McCracken of Ashburn, Virginia. Sister: Winifred (Max) Landes of Logansport. Brother: Carol B (Jane) Pullen of Cutler. Thirteen grandchildren, sixteen great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband, sister-Kathryn Sparks, brother-Harold Pullen and two great-grandchildren-Brady Noonkester and Artemis Ritter.

Family will receive friends Monday, September 20, 2021, from 12:00 pm until time of her celebration of life at 2:00 PM at the Bringhurst United Methodist Church. Officiating will be Brad Burton. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to the Bringhurst United Methodist Church. Face coverings are optional while visiting.
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Connie J. Roberts, 79, a lifelong resident of Flora, died Thursday, September 2, 2021, at Franciscan Health in Lafayette from complications of Covid. Connie was born in Flora to the late Max and Mildred Eller Mullendore on November 27, 1941. She worked at Americus Restaurant for 20 years. She enjoyed getting together with the ladies she worked with at Americus after she left. Connie retired from the Miami Correctional Center as a correctional officer working there 10 years. She watered the flowers for the Town of Flora, cleaned at Zinn Kitchens, volunteered at the Thrift Shop and attended Valley View Baptist Church. Connie loved playing euchre with the regulars at Americus, planting flowers in her yard, country music, playing Phase 10 with her girls and grandchildren and decorating for holidays with the decorations she acquired over the years. The main joy and love of her life were her grandchildren. Connie is survived by a son: Dennis E. (Sue) Jackson of, Louisville, KY. Two daughters: Michelle R. (Leaman) Jackson-Winter Karlene K. (Joe) Reneau. Eight grandchildren: Derek Jackson, Kyle (Brooklin) Morgan, Kalab Winter, Jonah (Miriah) Winter, Hannah Winter, Jaden Reneau, Andrew “Drew” Jackson and Dylan Jackson Three great-grandchildren: Eva Reneau, Lincoln Reneau and Bryer Winter. Two brothers: Gary Mullendore of Angola and Brad (Sue) Mullendore of Crawfordsville. One sister: Marlene Mullendore of Boston, MA. She is preceded by her parents, son-Darus E. Jackson, two grandsons- Landen Reneau and Garrett Reneau . Sister- Brenda Vaughn.

Connie’s request was to have no public service. There will be a private family celebration of Connie’s life.

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Patricia (Pat) L. Creasy, 87, of Cutler, passed away on Tuesday, August 31, 2021 at her residence. 

She was born on May 26, 1934, in Clinton County, IN to Ernest D. and Arna Marie Skiles.  On August 16, 1952, she married Earl Creasy, in Michigantown, IN.  He predeceased her in 2018.

Pat graduated in 1952 from Forest High School.  She was a homemaker and worked many years at the Dinner Bell Restaurant in Burlington, IN.

Pat enjoyed baking, cooking, and spending time with her family.  She was a member of the Valley View Baptist Church in Flora.

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She was preceded in death by her parents, stepfather George Herron, one brother, and one sister.

The family wishes to express thanks to the staff of ViaQuest Hospice for the excellent care provided to Pat.

Visitation will be held at 11:00 AM until the time of the service at 1:00 PM on Friday, September 3, 2021, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home in Flora.  Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Flora.  In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to ViaQuest Hospice or an organization of the donor’s choice.
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Mildred “Milly” Million Baker, 98, passed away Monday-August 23, 2021 at her residence at Westminster Village in West Lafayette, at 7:04pm. She was born March 30, 1923 in Rockfield, to the late Carl & Dessie Pearson Million. Her marriage was to Carl A. Baker in Rockfield on October 21, 1944, and he preceded her in death on November 30, 2009. She was a 1940 graduate of Rockfield High School, and attended Purdue University. As a young woman during the war, she worked at ALCOA in the office, to help with the war effort. She helped her husband on their farm, and was a homemaker. When her husband retired from farming, they moved to Flora for several years, and then to Westminster Village in 2011. She was a longtime member and very active in the Rockfield Presbyterian Church, where she sang in the choir, and was involved with women’s fellowship. She and her husband then became members of the Flora United Methodist Church while living there. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Camden, and the Jackson Township Aim High Home Ec Club. They enjoyed traveling, and purchased a motorhome, and traveled the U.S. extensively. She enjoyed sewing and cooking big family meals for her family. Her sons said how supportive their parents where of them in their endeavors, especially extra support from their mother, as mother’s do. Milly’s family was everything to her. She dearly loved them all, and appreciated all the loving support and care they gave her. Surviving: son-Ronald & Sharon Baker of West Lafayette, son-Robert & Carol Baker of Lafayette; 5 grandchildren: Kelly & Mike Walters, Jodie & Tim Lacey, Andrea & Matthew Pfeiffer, Lauren Baker, and Kristen & Darrell Hunt. 4 step grandchildren: Melissa & Justin Darling, Gwyn Rosales, Sarah & John Springman, and David Weber. 20 great grandchildren & 4 great great grandchildren survive. Preceded in death by a sister June Wasson.

Services: Visitation will be Friday from 2pm until her funeral service at 4pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home, Baker Chapel, Flora. Rev. Larry DeVos officiating. Burial at Camden Cemetery.
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Ronald Lee Roberts,79, of Flora, entered eternal life Friday, August 20, 2021, at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi.

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Marilou Leighty Wright Patterson, 78, of Otterbein, IN died Tuesday, August 17, 2021, at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Marilou was born February 13, 1944, in Otterbein, IN to the late Charles and Hazel Smith Leighty. Marilou was married to David W. Wright for several years, then she married E. Ray Patterson and he precedes her in death. She graduated from Otterbein High School in 1962. Marilou’s life was her family. She is survived by a son: Shane Wright of Florida. Two daughters: Kelle (Dan) Bowsher of Lafayette and Carla Patterson of Crawfordsville, IN. Several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and a great-grandson to be born in October.

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Jeffrey Alan Beck, 68, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Saturday, August 14, 2021, at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. Jeff was born to Gerald and Janett Jones Beck on March 27, 1953, in Gary, IN. He retired from Frito-Lay. Jeff graduated from Merrillville High School in 1971. Jeff enjoyed all music, he would start every week in his room listening to music, writing and creating screenplays. He was member of the Delphi United Methodist Church where he sang in the choir. Jeff was an example of a man living in faith and helping and serving people. On July 4, 2015, he married Janis Brower Burns in Flora and she survives. Also surviving is a daughter: Jolene Cummings (companion, Tony Keith) of Oklahoma. Son: William Beck of Virginia. Stepson: Jason and Aimee Burns of Flora. His mother: Janett Beck of Knox, IN. Two sisters: Cynthia Steuben of Valparaiso, IN and Gloria Beck of Knox, IN. Five grandchildren: Micah, Madison, Abby, Toby and Bethany. He is preceded by his father.

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Ruth Elizabeth Burns, 93, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Friday, July 31, 2021, at her home. Ruth was born to the late Loren and Martha Frailing Wolf on December 22, 1927, in Carroll County. On June 6, 1948, she married Billy Price Burns and he went to heaven in September of 2016 after being married for 68 years. Ruth worked at Delco in Kokomo, the Bag Factory in Flora and made a home for her husband and three daughters. She was known for her homemade noodles and baking for family and church get togethers. Ruth would always lend a helping hand with her daughter, Pat, at The Carousel Flowers and Gifts in Burlington. She attended Carrolltin School, enjoyed fishing and camping. Her love for her Lord and Savior was a staple in her life. She was a member of Hope Community Fellowship. Ruth is survived by her three daughters: Patricia Ann “Patti” (Will) Hufford, Shirley Jo Trent and Kathy Lou (Sonny) Huddleston. One sister: Esther Houser. Ten grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband, grandson-Troy Trent, two sisters- Evelyn Riffey and Pauline Wolf, three brothers- Lowell, Paul and Wayne Wolf and son-in-law-Roger Trent.

Ruth’s family invite friends to visit Tuesday, August 3, 2021, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Hope Community Fellowship, 7012 East 50 North, Flora, IN 46929. A celebration of her life will be at 2:00 pm Wednesday at the church. Pastor Mike Williams will officiate. Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery next to her husband. Memorial contributions may be given to Hope Community Fellowship, envelopes will be available at the church.
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Merle D. Spangle, 76, of Flora, died Friday, July 30, 2021, at his daughters’ home in Kokomo. Merle was born to the late Earl George and Anna Elizabeth Elder Spangle on October 17, 1944, in Rensselaer, IN. On September 3, 1966, Merle married the love of his life, Mary M Pence in Frankfort, IN and she preceded him on January 26, 2017. He retired from Chrysler in Kokomo in 2000, working there for 34 years. Merle served our country in the US Army. He enjoyed traveling to Canada to fish, fly fishing in Pennsylvania and racing RC planes with his brother. His main love was his family, but the grandkids were the light of his eye. Merle is survived by his daughter: Laura Pierce of Kokomo. Son and daughter-in-law: Kirk (Tamara Biddle) Spangle of Kokomo. Brother: David Spangle of De Motte, IN. Five grandchildren: Gary French III, Mitchell French, Daniel S. Pierce, Drake Clark and Nathan Spangle. He is preceded by his parents, wife, brother, Roger and two sisters, Margaret and Pat.

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Ronald Paul Flora, 67, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Wednesday, July 28, 2021, at his home in Flora. Ron and Kathy are very thankful that he was able to rest and enjoy spending his last few days at home in peace and joy surrounded by his family and loved ones. Ron was born to the late Lawrence and Lula Flora on May 31, 1954, in Roanoke, Virginia. In September of 1957 Ron was lovingly adopted by Paul and Esther Flora for which he was eternally thankful. On April 21, 1973, he married the love of his life, Kathy Sue Allen in Bringhurst, IN. Ron worked for Yeager & Sullivan as a feed truck driver then he became a feed salesman. He traveled throughout the State of Indiana selling feed and breeding stock for Charlie Yeager. In June of 1996 he opened and operated Maytag Appliances in Logansport for 25 years and was known and highly regarded as the “Maytag Man.” Ron had a natural gift working as a salesman and treating the public as if they were all family. He was an avid Purdue football and basketball fan and Indianapolis Colts fan. He enjoyed going to the Indianapolis 500 with his good friend Bill Kerns, for many years. Ron enjoyed reading books, studying Civil War history and Abraham Lincoln. He also enjoyed fishing, car shows and restoring classic cars. In April of 1980 Ron accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior and shortly after that he was water baptized then, during prayer meeting at Jubilee Fellowship he was filled with the baptism of the Holy Spirit and received his prayer language. Ron loved attending church and always took time to greet, visit and mentor others to learn about the word of God. He would always listen to and help people in need. Ron was doing God’s work attending a few different churches starting with Jubilee Fellowship, Tippecanoe Christian Center in Lafayette, Flora United Methodist Church, New Hope (now Northview Church) and the past few years, Bethel Christian Church in Pyrmont. Ron is survived by his wife Kathy. Three daughters: Tabitha Sue (Doug) Forgey of Camden, Malissa Ann (Zach) Pattengale of Flora and Lucinda Irene Flora of Flora. He also has a niece and nephew, Nicole Johnson and Nathniel Flora that he regarded as his daughter and son. Three grandchildren: Rebekah Sue (Austin) Hochstedler, Joseph Kurt Forgey, Paul Walker Freels and Berlin Johnson. Great-grandchild: Carl Wayne Hochstedler and another to be born in January 2022. Three sisters: Jenny Ann Filburn, Rosalyn (Marshall) Dutter and Sarah (Lowell) Filburn. Two brothers: Roger Flora and Tom Flora. He is preceded in death by his parents Paul and Esther Flora, sister: Linda Hall and brother-in-law Donnie Filburn.

Ron’s family invite friends to visit Friday, July 30 from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Northview Church, 687 East 50 North, Flora, IN 46929. Celebration of Ronald Paul Flora’s life will be at 10:00 am at the church. Speaking will be Morgan Young, Robin Root, Martin Blocher and Richard Skiles. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery next to his parents. The family ask that all memorials be given to Kidney Donor Services of Indiana, envelopes will be available at the church.
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Dana L. Hutson, 77 of Cutler, passed away June 3, 2021, at Milner Healthcare in Rossville. He fought a hard and courageous fight after being diagnosed with cancer in June of 2019. Dana was born to the late Clayton and Alene Jervis on June 24, 1943, in Flora, Indiana. He married the love of his life, Regina “Jeannie” Burge on June 24, 1966, and she passed on July 5, 2019. Dana retired from General Motors (Delco) in Kokomo in 1999 working there for 35 years. He proudly served our Country in the US Army from 1961-1964 being discharged as a Spec4 (E4). He was a past member of the Masonic Lodge and attended the Cutler Presbyterian Church. The taste of this medicine is sweet like fruit flavors and you can easily swallow the Kamagra tadalafil 40mg india Soft or chew it at his address. It’s a brand-new century generico cialis on line icks.org for all of us. Blood circulation is an important part of the men’s penis. canadian generic cialis The herbal pill like Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill which can help you cure impotency issue icks.org viagra on line within minutes. Dana is survived by two sons: Tim Hutson and Jim Hutson both of Cutler. Sister: Pam (Dan) Lesh of Cutler. Niece Marianne (Bryan) Lesh and nephew Mark (Dana) Lesh. Two great nephews, Aidan and Aaron. Son, Matthew Hutson precedes.

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Bradley E. Lawson, 91, of Flora, passed away Sunday, May 30, 2021 at 7:30 PM at his home. Brad was born to the late Hubert Stanley and Maude Ball Lawson on July 16, 1929 in Carrollton, Kentucky. He married Marilyn Joan Bergstrom on December 31, 1949 and she passed away on June 22, 2019. Brad worked as a steel mill supervisor for Continental Steel in Kokomo. He also owned and operated Lawson Plumbing and Heating in Flora. Brad was a proud Mason and was a member of the Masonic Lodge 111 in Burlington for years. Family was everything to Brad. He is survived by one son: Don E. (Angie) Lawson of Flora. Two daughters: Shirley (David “Michael”) Linkenhoker of New Waverly, IN and Debra J. Jarrard of Flora. Eight grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren and five great-great grandchildren. He is preceded by a son: Gary D. Lawson. Three sisters: Dessie Marie, Ruth Christine and Betty Lois. Brother: Ancil Lawson. Niece: Janice. Nephew: David.

Brad’s Family invite friends to visit Friday, June 4, 2021 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Masonic service will be at 3:00 PM. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial donations may be given to charity of choice in Bradley Lawson’s memory.
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Charlene J. Coronado 70, of Flora, gained her wings to heaven Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at her sister’s home in Lafayette. Charlene was born to the late Jim and Bonnie Clingenpeel Rieken on July 17, 1950 in Carroll County, IN. Charlene had a heart of gold and was the caregiver for her nephew John W. Rieken until his death. She attended Carroll High School. Charlene is survived by children: Robb (Tammy) McKay of Flora, Freddie (Jamie) McKay of Delphi and Rena (Christy) Jeffries of Lafayette. Siblings: Shirley Ortegon of Flora, Sharon Levenhagen of Lafayette, Jim (Donna) Rieken of Monticello and John (Janie) Rieken of Flora. Six grandchildren and seven great-greatgrandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, son, Dustin Coronado and her nephew John Rieken. Charlene’s Family is so thankful for Aunt Sharon’s care and opening her home.

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Homer D. Jones, 87, of Attica, formally of Carroll County, died Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at Indiana University Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Homer was born to the late Homer G. and Lessie King Jones on September 15, 1933 in Greene County, TN. Homer married Katherine J. “Sally” Short on September 24, 1956 and she preceded him on October 12, 2003. Homer worked for the City of Logansport Municipal Utilities Water Department and retired in 1993. Homer is survived by his companion, Mary Anne Parker of Attica. Caregiver: Larry Babb of Attica and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded by his parents, wife, brother- Robert L. Jones and four sisters.

Friends may visit, Tuesday, May 4, 2021 from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Graveside Service at 2:15 PM at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Officiating will be Lee Howe.

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Phyllis A. Reef Harmon, 84, of Cutler, went to her eternal home with her Lord and Savior Sunday, April 11, 2021 at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi, IN. Phyllis was born to the late Ray and Margaret Ball Reef on September 7, 1936 in Logansport, IN. Phyllis married Medford D. Harmon in 1954 in Cutler. She was a nurse’s aide at area nursing homes and hospitals and the Veterans Home in West Lafayette. In 1975 she moved to Pennsylvania and worked in the textile industry and moved back to Carroll County in 2000. She was a 1954 graduate of Cutler High School. Phyllis was a member of the Cutler Presbyterian Church. Mast Mood capsule and Night Fire capsule intake offers the best herbal treatment for weak online prescription viagra erection problem. Blood vessels have to be in a relaxed but poised position: upright fast shipping viagra with my right leg over my left leg. Vardenafil is popularly known as viagra cheap india deeprootsmag.org and is one of the cheaper medicines that give the same effect of levitra. All these benefits made this herbal http://deeprootsmag.org/category/departments/seven/page/3/ brand cialis 20mg ingredient part of muscle builder pills. She enjoyed reading, embroidery, her cats, attending flee markets and working on jigsaw puzzles. Phyllis is survived by three daughters: Debbie K. (Cloyed) Moore of Cutler, Cheri Roberson of Cutler and Cindy (Wayne) Grier of Florida.  Sister: Rita of Tipton. Brother: Larry (Carol) Reef of Cutler. Four grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Infant grandson, David, precedes.

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Delores June “Dodie” Howe, 74, of Flora, went to her eternal home to be with her Lord and Savior, Tuesday, March 30, 2021 at her home. Delores was born to the late Leonard and Ruth Arbuckle Burge on August 15, 1946 in Logansport, IN. Dodie grew up in Florida and lived in Flora for most of her adult life. On June 16, 1979 she married Clarence Lee Howe in Lafayette and he survives. Delores was a proud wife, mother and grandmother. Her family was everything to her. She volunteered at the Flora food pantry and loved serving her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. She was a faithful member of the Delphi First Apostolic Church. She enjoyed going to garage sales for family and friends and was gifted with the ability to make crafts. Since they have no visible disability people may have difficulties in contenting themselves with the appalachianmagazine.com purchase cheap cialis surrounding. Lovegra is a new medication only for women for the treatment of FSD (Female Sexual Dysfunction) and FSAD (Female viagra for sale Sexual Arousal Disorder). For many years now, on line levitra is one of the most sought after medicine in the market. Special education schools in NYC consider these factors overnight delivery cialis among many others, and need to make sure that their curriculum revolves around their students’ interests, and not the other way around. Delores was blessed with her husband Lee of 41 years and her five children: Darla (Scott) Houser, Sheri (Brandon) Hicks, Kandy (Jeff) Cook, Wendy (Ryan) Bentley and Lisa Howe. Two sisters: Bea (Andy) Glass and Karen Carter. Two brothers: Denny (Debbie) Burge and Rick (Kay) Burge. Nineteen grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter. Two sister-in-laws: Sue and Connie Burge. She preceded by her parents, brothers: Keith, Roger and Tony Burge. Dodie was excited to be part of five generations.

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Carlyle Robison, 74, of Jamestown, IN, passed away at his home Saturday, March 27, 2021. Carlyle was born to the late Albert and Dorothy Brown Robison on April 18, 1946 in Lebanon, IN. He married Irene Bachstein on March 28, 1978 at Ft. Knox, KY. Carlyle served our Country for twenty years in the US Army, retiring in 1987. He then worked 20 years at Donellys in Crawfordsville. He also worked at Walmart in Lebanon. Carlyle enjoyed the outdoors working in his garden and taking care of his dogs. Erectile dysfunction/impotence turns more usual in men in addition, American ginseng is also used http://deeprootsmag.org/2013/05/14/to-the-last-man-1933/ sildenafil online without prescription to treat infertility, as it increases the semen volume and sperm count. Kamagra is also introduced purchasing here cialis without in the different cultures found in the world. Such combination’s could cause blood pressure to drop to an unsafe level. cost cialis is in a class of medications known as miracle medications to cure them of their sexual issues. If histamine is released by the body too quickly or in acheter viagra pfizer a different way. Carlyle is survived by his wife, Irene. Two sons: Roy (Roxanne) Myers of Crawfordsville and James (Lynette) Myers of Ladoga. Daughter: Paula (Andrew) Shafer of Pennsylvania. Sister: Yvonne Deckard of Crawfordsville. Nine grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. He is preceded by is parents, two brothers and two sisters. There will be no services at this time. Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is honored to be assisting the Robison Family.
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Thomas S. “Tom” Routt, 51, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Wednesday, March 3. 2021 at his home after a long, courageous battle with cancer. Tom was born to Roger and Beverly Huttleston Routt in Tampa, Florida on July 24, 1969. He spent most of his life in the Flora area. Tom married Donna Dawson on June 25, 2013 in the Smokey Mountains and she survives. On May 27, 2014 Tom began working for the Town of Flora. He completed his Lineman Journeyman’s training through the IMEA in July of 2019. Tom also worked at Zinn Kitchens for 23 ½ years. He was a 1987 graduate of Carroll High School. Tom enjoyed being with friends and family, especially his four grandkids. Tom loved being a grandpa and he even shared his love of Harley Davidson Motorcycles with his grandkids, taking them for rides. Tom and Donna enjoyed traveling on their motorcycle, taking trips to the Smokey Mountains and in 2017 made their first trip to the Sturgis Biker Rally. Tom is survived by his wife Donna. Daughter: Alexis (Jerica) Shepard of Peru, IN. Son: Brandon (Brandi) Shepard of Logansport, IN. Father and stepmother: Roger and Diane Routt of Flora. Sister: Tiffany Hayes of Springfield, Il. 2 brothers: Dennis (Jill) Routt of Flora and John (Tina) Routt of Kokomo. His niece, that he helped raise, Shelby Brown (Justin) of Flora. Four grandchildren: Karrington, Denver, Dallas, and Easton Shepard, along with Several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his mother Beverly Jo Hayes.

Tom’s family invites friends to visit from 1:00 pm until the Celebration of Tom’s Life at 4:00 PM Saturday at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Officiating is Pastor Kevin Marsh. The family ask that all visitors wear casual clothing, Harley Davidson apparel if possible. Following the state guidelines all visitors are asked to wear a face covering. Family asks for memorial donations be made to Riley Children’s Hospital, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Mary C. McNabb, 99, a life resident of West Point, IN, died at her daughter’s home in West Point Saturday, February 27, 2021. Mary was born to the late Worick and Lulu Kenworthy Stalnaker on January 6, 1922 in West Point. In 1947 Mary married John McNabb and he preceded her in June of 1978. Mary retired from Central Lab in West Lafayette. She enjoyed word search puzzles and crochet. Mary was a graduate of West Point High School in 1942.

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Donald  Gilbert Lichty, 86 of Lafayette, Indiana went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, February 11, 2021 at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton, Florida.

Don was born April 10, 1934 in Traverse City, Michigan, the son of the late Gilbert and Renabelle Lichty.

Don grew up in northern Michigan and graduated from Owosso Bible Academy, Owosso, Michigan in 1951.  He went on to attend Owosso Bible College.   He served his country in the United States Air Force and in May of 2019, he had the privilege of going on the Veterans Honor Flight to Washington, DC.

He first married Phyllis Harper in September of 1953 and they had two daughters; Cindy Daihl of Greensburg, Indiana and Brenda Bogear (Philip) of Statesboro, Georgia. Two stepsons also survive.     Craig Meade, Flora, Indiana and Chris Meade (Karen) of Thorntown, Indiana.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by son-in-law Ed Daihl and step grandson, Codey Meade.

October of 1992 Don married Darlene Meade and she survives.  They made their home in Lafayette and wintered in Florida.

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Don enjoyed working in sales as well as pastoring with The Wesleyan Church in Michigan, North Carolina, Indiana and Kansas.

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He will also be missed by 2 sisters; Marlene Darling (Ron), Flint Michigan and Marge Bright (Gary) of Jackson, Michigan, as well as a sister-in-law and brother-in-law Arlene and Dennis Overley of Lafayette, Indiana and several nieces and nephews.

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Kenneth E. Wagoner, 87, of Flora, flew away to his eternal home Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at his home. Kenneth was born to the late Amos J. and Sarah Royer Wagoner on June 3, 1933 in Clinton County, IN. On June 12, 1954, Kenneth married Doris Wolf at her parents home in Flora and she survives. Kenneth farmed for years in Carroll County. He was a member of the Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church and he attended Rossville High School. One of Kenneth’s greatest accomplishments was when he received his private and commercial pilots licenses in the late 1950’s. He would fly out of Logansport Airport. No couple would agree to lead such married life anyway. generico cialis on line http://amerikabulteni.com/2015/10/26/who-sucuk-salam-sosis-gibi-et-urunleri-sigara-kadar-kanserojen/ It is also said to be erectile dysfunction or impotency. viagra sale uk Some men may require direct medicines in order to boost erectile function and delay semen generic levitra online ejaculation. Let’s have a look at some buy cialis cheap of the benefits of these generic medicines will remain unchanged. Kenneth is survived by his wife of 66 years, Doris Wagoner. Daughter: Donna and Allen Markley of Baldwin City, KS. Son: David and Susan Wagoner of Cutler. Son in-law: Roger and Rose Meador of Cutler. Nine grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. He is preceded by his parents, daughter-Connie Meador and sister- Mary Wise.

The Wagoner Family invite friends to visit Friday, February 12, 2021 from 3pm to 5pm and 6pm to 8pm at Flora Old German Baptist Brethren Church.  Funeral service will be 10 am Saturday at the church. The Home Brethren will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
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Geneva P. Hughes, 95, of Flora, died at her son’s home in Flora, Sunday, February 7, 2021. Geneva lived in Flora most of her adult life. She was born to the late James Henry and Gertrude L. Brown Robertson on August 26, 1925 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. Geneva married Donald Wayne Hughes and he preceded her on July 30, 2011. Geneva delivered the Lafayette Journal and Courier and the Indianapolis Star newspapers in the Flora area for years. She also worked at Sayco and the Bag Factory in her younger years. Geneva enjoyed crocheting. The merchant processor represents over 25+ different https://unica-web.com/FRANCAIS/2019/excursions.html viagra without prescription usa processing source to include US based banks, Third Party Processors, Check Processors, Domestic Banks, Offshore Banks and ACH Processors. https://unica-web.com/archive/2011/cvjusic.pdf tablets viagra When folks are confronted with any sort of erectile issue. The hallmark characteristic cialis professional for sale is the self-esteemed of such leaders. WorldClass University Video Training Dominate viagra without prescription Google First 3 Pages with Social Media Automation Software! Social media and networking sites. Geneva is survived by a daughter: Sandra Sue Rodenbarger of Monticello. Three sons: Dennis Robertson of Arkansas, John W. Hughes of Deer Creek and Ron Hughes of Flora. Stepson: Larry Hughes of Ohio. Brother: James Henry Robertson of Monticello. Several grand and great-grandchildren and a few great-great-grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband and stepdaughter, Connie Slusher.

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Thomas K. Kidwell, 74, of Fowler, was called home to be with his Lord and Savior, Saturday, February 6, 2021 at his home in Fowler. Tom was born to the late John and Marcella Brands Kidwell on December 18, 1946 in Hammond, IN. Tom spent most of his life in Benton County. He was a 1965 graduate of Fowler High School and was a member of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in Fowler for years. Tom drove a semi at one time, he worked at Sam’s Club in Lafayette, McCutcheon High School in maintenance, he later worked at the Benton County Court House. His favorite place to work was as a young man at County Line Cheese in Garrett, IN.

Tom is survived by one son: Thomas W. Kidwell of Fowler. Three daughters: Lisa Russo of Florida, Theresa Depriest of Alabama and Stacie Conrad of Florida. Several grand and great-grandchildren. 3 brothers: John (Mary) Kidwell, Dave (Mary) Kidwell and Joe (Melinda) Kidwell. 5 sisters: Mary Barrett, Angie (Wally) Curwick, Marcella (Jeff) Stineburg, Marge (Jim) Schwartz, Jeanne (Leon) Greives, and Pat (Jim) Besse. He is preceded by his sisters, Joanne Clark and twin sister, Theresa Kidwell. Also surviving are many nieces and nephews who loved him.
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Bringhurst – Betty Jo Moss, age 90, of Bringhurst passed away peacefully at 3:05 p.m. on Tuesday, January 19, 2020 at Wesley Manor in Frankfort.

She was born near Clarks Hill on November 26, 1930 to the late Fred Wesley Gochenour and Glee Ruby (Smith) Gochenour. She graduated from Rossville High School in 1948 and married Jack Hylton Moss on September 3, 1950.

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In lieu of flowers, please honor Betty with a memorial contribution to the Wesley Manor Employee Appreciation Fund (1555 N. Main Street, Frankfort, IN 46041) or the Carroll County 4-H Exhibit Association (102 N. 4^th Street Suite B, Flora, IN 46929).

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Norman L. Beck, 84, of Flora, IN was called home to be with his Lord and Savior, Sunday, January 10, 2021 at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette, IN. Norm was born to the late Virgil and Ruby Marie Cree Beck on April 20, 1936 in Deer Creek Township, Cass County, IN. Norm graduated from Young America High School in 1954, then studied electronics at DeVry Tech in Chicago and received an FCC License for Radar endorsement.  On June 2, 1957, Norm married his high school sweetheart, Jane Harness, in Young America, IN.  He started his first TV repair business in 1958 and in November of the same year he joined the Army National Guard. In 1960 Norm and Jane moved to Flora and over the next sixty years they grew their business, Beck’s Furniture and Appliances, to add floor and window coverings. Jane still owns and operates the business today with their son Gordon. Norm also worked as the service manager at Zinn Kitchens in Flora for many years and loved his Zinn’s family.

Norm’s life of service began at 21 when he joined the Young America Lions Club. One of his proudest achievements was being a founding member and the first President of the Flora Lions Club in 1967. He served as Zone Chairman and as Deputy to the District Governor. Norm was very active in starting the Lions’ milkshake trailer project and continued for many years as chief cook and bottle washer. He also served in many capacities during the annual Flora Hog Jog. When the Flora Lions Club celebrated its 50^th Anniversary in 2017, Norm was honored to serve as the Charter President and he received the Lions’ International President’s Certificate of Appreciation, the 4^th highest honor a Lion can receive.  Norm served in the Flora Community Club and was a charter member and president of the Senior Citizens Apartments Board. Always a proud American, Norm initiated the annual display of flags along Flora’s streets and maintained them for years.

Norm’s hobbies over the years included model trains, shopping for antiques with Jane, and hauling his entire family down the street behind his dad’s Ford Ferguson tractor in the Flora Christmas parade. He loved church hymns and sang tenor with his beloved sister and brothers in the Beck Family Quartet. Norm and Jane went everywhere together. They traveled the world and particularly enjoyed visiting U.S. Presidential libraries. On most weekends, Norm and Jane could be found cheering on children and grandchildren at sporting events and they vacationed with each of their children’s families.

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Norm attended Bringhurst United Methodist Church and, more recently, Crossroads Community Christian Church.

Norm’s Family invite friends to visit Friday, January 15, 2021 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Crossroads Community Christian Church, 3570 E. 200 S., Bringhurst, IN 46913. The Flora Lions Club will honor Norm at 7:00 PM. Celebration of Life will be at 10:30 AM Saturday, January 16, 2021 at the church. Live broadcast will be available at     https://webcasts.lifetributes.com/1113320.     The family request that all visitors wear a face covering and practice social distancing while attending. Pastor Dan Butcher and Mark Good will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard Burial Rites. The family asks that any memorial contributions be made to the Flora Lions Club, P.O. Box 46, Flora, IN, 46929. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page.
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Donald H. Morris, 71, of Flora, was called home to be with his Lord and Savior, Wednesday, December 23, 2020 at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette. Don was born to the late Lawrence and Dorothy Hickman Morris on July 15, 1949 in Virginia. Don came to the Flora area in 2009 from Virginia. On June 10, 2006, Don married Catalina Sobreviva in Mesa, AZ and she survives. Don served our Country and retired from the US Air Force after serving in the Vietnam War. After his service in the military, Don worked for the US Postal Service in Virginia. He graduated from Falls Church High School in Virginia. He loved the Lord and was a member of Hope Community Fellowship in Flora. He was a member of the Carroll County American Legion and VFW. Don is survived by his wife and one brother: Ted Morris (wife, Cindy) of Arizona. But, after lunching of price of cialis , they got an affordable and great solution to remove their problem that came in the way you look. Also, the society, life experience, and personal character play an important role in determining the viagra no prescription dysfunction. cheapest cialis cute-n-tiny.com Tamby’s focus has primarily been on human testing. So before brand cialis for sale you start up with the dosage make sure that they don’t eat grapefruit or fatty foods, and do not drink alcohol or grape juice to get better effects of causing and sustaining strong erection before and/or after eating this pill. Sister: Janet Keener (husband, Randy) of Virginia. Three nephews and one niece. Two great, trustworthy friends: Carl Hoilond of Georgia and Tommy Grant of Lafayette, IN.

The family of Donald H. Morris will receive friends Saturday, January 2, from 10:00 AM until the time of the Celebration of Life Service starting at 12:00 PM at Hope Community Fellowship, 7012 E. 50 N. Flora, IN 46929. Pastor’s Mike Williams and Terry Chase will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard burial rites. Memorial contributions may be given to Hope Community Fellowship. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Robert L. “Bob” Jones, 90, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Saturday, December 19, 2020 at his home. Bob was born to the late Homer G. and Steartle Lessie King Jones on October 24, 1930 in Greene County, TN. He came to the Flora area in his early adulthood and worked at Green Tree Feeds. Bob retired from the Carroll County Highway Department. On July 21, 1950 Bob married Betty Ragan in Howard County, IN and she preceded him on March 9, 2007. Bob was a past member and deacon at Valley View Baptist Church in Flora. He was a member of the Pine Grove Missionary Church near Delphi. One of Bob’s famous quotes was “The dang Jones Curse.” Bob is survived by two daughters and son-in-laws:  Debra (Dennis) Burge of Delphi and Brenda (Mark) McCain of Kokomo. One brother: Homer Jones of Attica. Five grandchildren: Steven Jones, Aaron Jones, Kari Johnson, Robert McCain and Lynnette Locke. Eleven great-grandchildren. He is preceded by his parents, wife, daughter, Shirley Ann, and three sisters.

Private Family service for Robert L. Jones will be Wednesday, December 23, 2020 at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Pastor Matthew Yech will officiate. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial donations may be given to the Pine Grove Missionary Church.
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Sandra J. “Sandi” Viney, 64, of Romney, IN went home to be with her Lord and Savior Monday, November 23, 2020 at her home. Sandi was born to the late Joseph and Marjorie Schenck Viney on September 28, 1956 in Lafayette, IN. Sandi was raised in Carroll County, moving to Romney in 2000. Prior she lived in California while serving our Country in the US Navy. Sandi was a surgical First Assistant for 43 years working 18 of them with Dr. Stone. She retired in March of 2019. Sandi was a God loving lady and a third-generation member of the Bringhurst United Methodist Church. She was active with Tippecanoe County CASA. She was a 1974 graduate of Carroll High School and Ivy Tech in surgical tech.  Sandi is survived by her brother and sister-in-law: Jeff and Rene Viney of Delphi. Nephew: Jared and Morgan Anderson. Great-niece: Mackenzie Anderson.

Sandi’s Family will receive friends Friday, November 27, 2020 from 4PM to 6PM with a drive through viewing at the Bringhurst United Methodist Church. Private family service and burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery, with Military Right by Carroll County Honor Guard. Brad Burton will officiate. 

Memorial Contributions may be made to: Bringhurst United Methodist Church. For online condolences please visit: WheelerFamilyFuneralHome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.
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David W. Lambert, 55, died suddenly Friday, November 13, 2020 in the ER at St. Joseph Hospital, Kokomo. Dave was born to Wayne and Alice Shaw Lambert on March 27, 1965 in Kokomo. On March 7, 1992 Dave married his love, Stephanie Brown, in Camden, IN.

Dave was continually active in Carroll County. He worked his hands to the bone serving his community.  He spent 16 years with Carroll County Pork Producers, now known as Carroll County Ag Association. Dave served many of those years as an officer and leader of the organizations promotional cooking programs. He served the 4-H youth community on the Carroll County Exhibit Association and as the swine Superintendent “Boss Hog” for many years leading, promoting, and seeing that necessary equipment was provided for the youth. He served on the Town and Country Baseball board, the Flora Youth Baseball League. Dave ran for Carroll County School Board because of his devotion to the students, staff, and taxpayer. He served from 2006 – 2018 and again was appointed to serve on November 10, 2020. During his time with the school board, he served as a member, Vice President and President. Dave was proud to be involved with the fieldhouse construction and seeing it completed to Carroll standards. Dave’s love was Carroll High School, from his being a student to seeing his two boys there. Dave was the first Carroll football player selected to play in the North/South All Star Game in Indianapolis in 1982. He passed on a full ride scholarship to play football at Triton College in Chicago. Dave chose instead to start his dream to farm his own land. Dave succeeded with Lambert Farms, one of the biggest hog operations in Carroll County.  Dave and Stephanie started the farm completely on their own in 2001. Dave and Stephanie will always be grateful to Bill Pickart for showing Dave what it takes to have your own family business. He has passed his hard work ethic to his two sons, John and Cason. Dave was a proud and humble man serving others. One of his friends said, “if you needed help, Dave would make sure it happened.”

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Family will receive friends Wednesday, November 18, 2020 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Carroll High School’s main gym. The family request 6ft social distancing, a face covering worn at all times while visiting and no physical contact with the Lambert Family because of the COVID-19 virus. Private family service will be Thursday with burial at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Brad Burton will officiate.  Memorial donations to Carroll County Agriculture Association for the David W. Lambert Memorial Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 62 Flora, IN 46929.  Envelopes will be available at the school during Dave’s calling. Online condolences may be given at www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Pauline L. Humbarger, 95, of Flora, was received into eternity, Tuesday, November 3, 2020 at Blair Ridge Health Campus in Peru, IN.  Pauline was born to the late James W. and Hazel Michael Ross on March 30, 1925 in Tippecanoe County, IN. On June 26, 1943 in Flora, Pauline married Devon Humbarger until he died February 17, 2017. Pauline was a homemaker and was at Devon’s side working on the farm.  She was a 1943 graduate of Delphi High School. She was an active member of the Living Faith Church of the Brethren, serving as a Deaconess and taught Sunday School. She was a charter member of the Modern Home Ec Club, member of the Madison Township Home Ec Club and the Friendly Circle Home Ec Club. Pauline is survived by her son: Dr. Carl D. and Sandy Humbarger of Peru, IN. Daughter: Carol Marie and Ron Pruden of Bloomington, IL. Four grandchildren: Charles Devon Humbarger, Carl Douglas Humbarger, Chad Darin and Liz Humbarger and Chris David Humbarger. Great-grandchildren: Madison Taylor and Hayden Devon. She is preceded by her parents, husband, stepfather, and granddaughter- Carla Marie Humbarger.

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Joanne K. Clark, age 70 of Fowler IN, after battling cancer for many years, passed away Saturday, October 17, 2020 at her son’s residence in Westfield IN.   She was born February 18, 1950 in Hammond IN, to the late John and Marcella Kidwell.

Joanne graduated from Fowler High School in 1968.  She worked at Union Carbide, Benton County Courthouse and Public Library, but most of all was a loving mother to her eight children.  Her favorite pastime was spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Joanne was devoted to the Traditional Catholic Church and if you knew her at all you knew this. She dedicated many hours of her days to prayer for her children and our country. Our Lady of Fatima said that we should pray the Rosary daily and Joanne was faithful on her promise to do so. She has been a champion for the Rosary for many years and considered it the answer to any problem that would arise. She had a great thirst for the truth and the history of our Faith. Joanne’s love for Christ and The Blessed Mother led her on her journey to become an Oblate of the Guild of Saint Peter and Vincula on Mother’s Day, May 12, 2019.  She is also a member of Our Lady of Good Remedy in Lizton, IN where she could be found every Sunday morning when her health would allow.  After Mass she would always stay for coffee with friends she loved dearly.

She is survived by her two daughters, six sons and their families:

Daughter: Catie (Todd) Said. Children: Tiffany (Justin) Koning and Bentley & Jacob Koning, Ashley Kelley (fiancé Kyle Sheets) and Grover & Bryant Said.

Son: Jim (Stacie) Clark. Children: Luke Clark (Cara Pat Lee) and Liam, Thea & Kaden Clark, Toby (Emily) Clark and Reagen Clark, Bailey Perdue (Ashley Mancia) and Jackson & Abel Perdue, Olivia Fee, Ethan Clark and Zane Clark.

Son: Dan (Lindsey) Clark. Children: Taylor & Hayden Clark.

Son: Charles (Yvonne) Clark. Children: Victoria, Noah, Logan & Lillian Clark.

Son: Greg (Angela) Clark. Children: Kyle Clark, Parker Clark and Clayton, Kaitlyn & Mackenzie Clark.

Son: John (Haley) Clark. Children: Liza, Jack, Cecelia & Henry Clark.

Daughter: Susan Higdon. Children: Sam & Brayden Higdon.

Son: Nick (Heather) Clark. Children: Leona & Vivienne Clark.

In addition Joanne is survived by her ex-husband Jim Clark of Dunnington and her siblings: John (Mary) Kidwell, Dave (Mary) Kidwell, Mary Barrett, Angie (Wally) Curwick, Tom Kidwell, Marce (Jeff) Stineburg, Marge (Jim) Schwartz, Jeanne (Leon) Greives, Pat (Jim) Besse and Joe (Melinda) Kidwell.

She was preceded in death by her sister: Theresa Kidwell.

Funeral Mass will be held Wednesday, October 21 at 12 pm at Our Lady of Good Remedy, 10879 N St. Rd. 39, Lizton, IN. With family receiving friends at 10 am.

Burial will be at 3:30 pm Wednesday at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Folwer, IN.

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Ranny Lambirth went to Heaven on October 14th, 2020 at the age of 78.  He was surrounded by his wife, daughters and family. He was blessed to be able to live the end of his life in his favorite place in the world, his home on the creek with his wife Paulette and their dogs, Alfie and Sugar.

Rondal K (Ranny) Lambirth was born June 7, 1942 in Hart County Kentucky to Harry and Gladys Lambirth.  The family moved to Dayton IN before Ranny started 2nd grade, with brief stops in Ladoga/Jamestown area and Crawfordsville Indiana.  They moved to a small home down the dead-end road behind the Dayton ballfields.  They stayed right there until he married his love Paulette, or who I like to call Mom, on September 29, 1961.  Roz Leibenguth set Paulette up with Ranny, so they could go on a double date together.  Apparently Ranny was supposed to have dates for the next 2 nights with 2 different girls.  Mom didn’t know who called off those other dates, whether it was Ranny, the girls, or their parents (Mom said he really was an ornery kid),  but those dates got cancelled and Ranny and Paulette went out those 2 next nights.  From that night on, they never dated anyone else.  That was the last week of Paulette’s 8th grade year.  They got married September 29, 1961.  Mom said she did not think it would last but she loved him so much she couldn’t live without him.  Turns out, it did stick!  They celebrated their 59th anniversary a couple weeks ago.  They raised 3 extremely well-behaved daughters, or at least that is what people said when they came to our table when we were at restaurants.  Our table visitors had no idea we would get an epic thumping if we were hooligans.

Ranny worked nights at Fairfield for 8 years.  It was during those nights; he came to the conclusion that Fairfield was not his bag. Paulette worked at Duncan and Ranny started installing ceramic tile, in addition to Fairfield, until they had saved up enough for a $900 down payment for their first rental. When interviewed, Paulette reported “it turned out to be a cockroach infested dump, so we sold it and bought a house on Dodge Street.  Now That was a good investment…we found our true calling.”  They built an adventurous life together.  Ranny did the construction and played cards at Monitor, while Paulette did the books, painted, carpeted, wallpapered, landscaped and did the home makey thing.  The three girls turned out to be excellent employees in captivity.

Ranny was an Entrepreneur, Real Estate Developer, Mentor, Hillbilly, Master Bullshitter and champion of the underdog because he was an underdog.  Paulette would go on to say he was fantastic at having an opinion about everything. He did not know a stranger, literally.  When he saw you out and about, he looked you in the eye, maybe called you “LeRoy” or his personal favorite “dickweed”, and draw you in with his wit and infectious laugh.  Paulette would ask him as they walked away, “why didn’t introduce us”, he would say “I can’t remember their name.”

As a kid, Ranny loved playing baseball and basketball, skipping school to go skinny dipping in the creek, “smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo” (cheap Statler Brothers reference).   He loved to fish and play cards with his buddies and go on dates with Paulette.

Ranny loved his grandkids completely, preferably in short bursts and when they behaved like small adults. He took his role as “teacher” very seriously when he was raising his girls. Some of his most important lessons were.

“No, it didn’t hurt when he would grab the skin under our chins aggressively, I mean lovingly.

Mushroom hunting was best in the early morning on a Sunday, using a bread sack as the collector.  Look for rotting logs or trees shedding their bark for the best patches and if you find one, there is almost always another.

If you do a good job, you’ll always have a good job.

He loved his dogs, especially Alfie and Sugar.  Really, he loved a long line of their outside dogs, so much he would give them regular baths with the power washer.

He loved bluegrass music, coffee with his buddies at Hops, living out in the country, crackers crushed up in a glass of milk and eaten with a spoon, peanut butter, soup beans and cornbread, his mom’s hoe cakes, biscuits and gravy, grits, (Hillbilly!)  green beans with potatoes and onions, lemon meringue pie, dog n suds, his wife, girls, family, family vacations and God.

He hated laziness, chinese food, tardiness (Shannon), when we didn’t brush our teeth before church, when we would burst out laughing after he told us to pipe down, Jane Fonda, California (Hollywood in particular) and anything involving meetings and committees.

His last regret was not being able to vote this year.  He was planning on voting early this year on the 13th at East Side First Assembly. Since he was not able to make it that long, he is ask you to vote for Trump in his place, and if you just can’t bring yourself to vote for Trump, then just don’t vote.

In all seriousness, Ranny was beloved by his family, who he loved well.  He believed God watched over him his whole life.  If you needed help, he was right there to lend a helping hand.  He loved his friends and his friends loved him.  He was so so funny.  He taught his girls to be kind, that they could do anything they put their mind to, to never give up and to love God with their whole heart. He is in heaven, where we want to be, and we will see him again.  He would want you to make it to heaven too.
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Ranny was survived by Paulette, his wife of 59 years. Daughters Karalee (Jeff) Brand, Christi (Steve) Thomason, Shannon (Bobby) Smeltz.  Grandkids Jordan (Kenny) Blickenstaff, Sonnie (David) Boudia, Kameron Brand, Zach Smeltz, Darbie Smeltz, Jackson Smeltz, Jed Smeltz, Kellin Lambirth, Hunter Camp (wife Emily), Steven (Cesily) Thomason, Aaron Thomason (fiance Carolyn Lane).  Great grandkids Teagan, Lumen and Laken Brand, Koda, Mila and Knox Boudia, Rowan and Ellowyn Blickenstaff, Leona Jane Carrero, Quinn, Aden, Carson, Rennie and Michael. Sister Kay Hayes and some other family members but frankly he just can’t remember their names.

Ranny was preceded in death by granddaughters Chelsie Smeltz, Megan Smeltz, Great grandchild Kingsley Daie Blickenstaff, Father Harry Lambirth, Mother Gladys Lambirth, half-brother Preston Lambirth.

An intimate graveside service will be held on Sunday October 18th for family at Wyandotte Cemetery 4700 Dayton Rd.  Lafayette IN  47905.  

A celebration of his life will be held at Karalee and Jeff Brand’s Barn located at 8425 Wyandotte Road (behind their house) from 3:30 to 6:00pm Sunday October 18, 2020.  Ranny hated wearing a suit or tie, so in his honor you might as well dress casual, we are!  Bring your stories and memories and there better not be any crying unless you are laughing too.  8425 Wyandotte Rd Lafayette IN  47905

In lieu of flowers, consider performing a random act of kindness for someone in need.  If you would like to make a donation, Ranny was quite passionate about 

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Terry L. Handy, 67, of Flora, fought the battle to live until Monday, September 22, 2020 in Indianapolis, IN. Terry was born to the late Charles R. and Betty L. Allen Handy on April 26, 1953 in Logansport, IN. Terry lived most of his life in Flora. He married Linda Yates, January 28, 1973 in Walton, IN and she survives. They raised three children, daughter Terra Handy of Flora. Two sons: Kevin L. (Kristin M.) Handy of West Lafayette and Chad A. Handy of Flora. Terry was so proud of his five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He leaves one sister: Jolynda Handy of Flora and one brother: Richard Keith of Lafayette. The different types of Kamagra are available at very reasonable cost and provide same ordine cialis on line quality of results to an affected personality. Although these day-to-day habits are certainly good to keep in mind, most times it is due to sexual problems that men are suffering from is specifically known as Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a medical ailment of males who are levitra tablets above 18 years of age and experience from genuine erection issues. Your doctor buying viagra without prescription might prescribe you Tadalafil for treating erectile dysfunction. That’s buy levitra http://amerikabulteni.com/2017/11/21/ilk-is-olarak-butun-avukatlari-oldurelim/ because identifying and correcting the underlying cause can help restore the sexual function. Terry’s life was his family. He worked 26 years at the Lumber Yard in Flora. Terry would find old or not running lawnmowers and repair them. He would sell them for little money just to help people. Terry was very creative and good with his hands, he enjoyed woodworking. He had the gift of creating something out of nothing. He was a 1971 graduate of Carroll High School.

A celebration of Terry L. Handy’s Life will be at 1 PM Saturday, with calling starting at 10 AM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Pastor Devon Sink will officiate. Memorial donations may be given to the Indiana Donor Network, envelopes will available at the funeral home. Online condolences may be given at www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

H. Eugene “Gene” Halcomb, 89, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Sunday morning, September 20, 2020 at St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette. Gene was born on March 13, 1931 in Deland, Illinois to the late Hubert B. and Valla Irene Parker Halcomb. Gene was born during poor times but raised in good times on a farm in Illinois, where he learned to work hard which followed him all of his life. Gene graduated high school from Armstrong Township in Illinois and his life of work began after. Gene became a salesman, selling food on the road in four states. He became aware that his territory had the least amount of sells for years, but in 1 1\2 years he turned it all around and became the number two salesman in the country. That company closed and with Gene’s great work history he became Director of Commercial Cooking at Indiana Power and Light in Indianapolis. All food venders were his customers. Gene’s knowledge and ability to make people feel good made the Senior VP offer to send him to college and Gene enrolled into to Michigan State. After completion of classes at college Gene became as assistant professor at the University of Indianapolis, Indiana University and Purdue University. Doors keep opening for Gene and he receive the US Patton for the design of the Grill O Fry. In 1978, Gene, purchased Commercial Kitchen Supplies and Lafayette Chemical and Paper in Lafayette, IN, where he was very successful for years. Gene was a very proud man serving our Country for four years in the US Navy. Gene followed in his fathers footsteps becoming a Mason. In July of 1952 Gene became a 32* mason and a life time member of the Shrines. He belonged to two Illinois Lodges and was a life time member of the American Legion in Delphi. Gene was a representative of the Masonic Service Association and the State of Illinois District 9. Gene was a quite Christian but new his life was guided by his God. Gene married Lilly McDonald-Turner on August 17, 2011 in Cutler, IN. During he and Lilly’s years of living in Flora they would go on Saturday evenings to Cutler for singing and dancing. They attended the Rossville United Methodist Church and would lend a helping hand wherever needed in the community. Surviving with his wife Lilly are four children, Christy Jo, Jeffery Scott, twins-Corey Alan and Carey Ann. Six grandchildren on his side: Jennifer, Erin, Gary, Ryan, Aidan and Corban. Several other grandchildren in Lilly’s family. One great-grandson: Ryan II and several in Lilly’s family. Gene had two brothers and two sisters. He was the oldest of them all. He has one sister living, Lois Murrell. Gene was truly blessed to have had so many adventures and family during his 89 years on this earth.

Gene’s family invite friends to visit Thursday, September 24, 2020 at Wheeler Family Funeral Home, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 4 pm till the time of Gene’s celebration of life at 6 PM. Officiating will be Pastor Bob Raschka. Private burial will be at Middlefork Township Cemetery in Potomac, Illinois. Memorials may be given in Gene’s memory the Shrines, envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Online condolences may be given at www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page. 

Alan “Dale” McIlrath, 65, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Monday, September 14, 2020 at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Dale was born on December 21, 1954 in Logansport to Earl “Bud” and Janet Catron McIlrath.  On September 22, 1973 Dale married the love of his life, Renee Brookshire, at the Flora United Methodist Church, she survives.  After Dale and Renee where married, Dale worked for his father.  He began cleaning chicken houses, and as time went on, he began raising hogs and selling feed.  He raised hogs for 35 years. Dale also sold Purina Feeds for 20 years and breeding stock for GIS.  He was a representative for Pioneer Seeds for 35 years. Dale and his son Colby formed McIlrath Enterprises and worked side by side for years. He was a member of the Bringhurst United Methodist Church and at one time the Flora United Methodist Church and the Carroll County Pork Producers. He was an avid golfer; Dale’s true love was his grandchildren and family. Dale is survived by his wife of 46 years, Renee McIlrath. Two sons: Colby (Kari) McIlrath of Flora and Vynce McIlrath of Flora. Daughter: Sandra (Brannon) Heath of Flora.  Mother: Janet McIlrath of Flora. Two sisters: Jill (Tom) Kressley of Flora and Penny (Mike) Titus of Flora. Brother: Jeff (Lisa) McIlrath of Flora. Three grandchildren: Cade and Macy McIlrath and Christopher Blake. Sister in-law: Diana McIlrath of Delphi.  He is preceded by his father and a brother Randy.

The Family of Dale McIlrath invite friends to visit Friday, September 18, 2020 from 2 PM to 8 PM at the Bringhurst United Methodist Church.  A celebration of Dale’s life will start at 10:30 AM on Saturday, September 19^th at the church.  Brad Burton will officiate. Family ask that donations be given to the Carroll County Agriculture Association for a scholarship in memory of Dale McIlrath, P.O. Box 62, Flora, IN 46929 instead of flowers. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page. 
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Lucy I. Anderson, 82, of Flora, died Friday, August 21, 2020.  Lucy was born in Phil Campbell, Alabama on February 23, 1938 to the late William and Lilly Heath Pinkard.  She is survived by two sons: Scott Anderson and Brad Anderson.  Two daughters: Tammy Kelly and Constance Rondo.  Four sisters and five brothers.

There will be a private service. 
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Carolyn Sue Mann Ayres, 87, of Flora passed away on August 22, 2020 at St. Elizabeth Healthcare Campus in Delphi. She was born at home in Flora on January 25, 1933 to Hoyte and Arlene Mann.  In 1953 she married Bill Ayres . Sue was a 1951 graduate of Flora High School. After working for Dr. Daniel Brown and Mann Chevrolet, she was an aide for Carroll School Corporation. You will be active and perform duties at work place with viagra sales in australia utmost perfection. Is kamagra better than other generics for ED? Well, cheapest viagra pills it is a tough question. Be kind to all you meet, smile, give a compliment, hold the door open for someone, pay for the medicines only when they have order levitra online http://amerikabulteni.com/2013/02/01/explosion-in-front-of-us-embassy-in-ankara/ the medicines delivered right at their doorstep. There are too many reasons which can affect the brain and, viagra online prices in some cases, may lead to develop type 2 diabetes. She was an active member of Flora United Methodist Church and Psi Iota Xi Sorority. She is survived by her four children Melody Sorrells (Lex) of Lebanon, Joni Pringle (Drew) of Ohio, Scott Ayres (Amy Click) of Flora, Kirk Ayres (Stefni Forgey) of Flora; six grandchildren; and six great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, and brother, Bill Mann.

Visitation will be Saturday, August 29 from 11:00-2:00 at Wheeler Family Funeral Home, Baker Chapel in Flora with funeral service immediately following. Pastor Harry Roselle will officiate. Burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Flora. Online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page.
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On August 15, 2020 the world said goodbye to Lord Samuel Seymour Ball III of the Ball clan. He reigned as the King of Acceptance and Tolerance. Lord of the home for any searching soul. Known for his generosity and love to others.  Lover of music and good company.  Survived by his wife of 48 years Denise Marie Ball. Check viagra online pharmacies out more about these risks and their management here today. The gel drug of this reputed brand has emerged as a cialis discount generic modern treatment. There is no proper advertising method for such kinds of medicines, which is why one would spend more when similar drugs with the same sildenafil citrate are Silagra, Kamagra, and Forzest etc. viagra uk without prescription The past few years have witnessed an ultimate raise in the demand of viagra online overnight. Sister Judith Ball. Father to Lisa Burton (Rob), Marcelle Haslage, Michael Ball, and Lindsey Jackson (Bill). Grandfather to Ashley Bailey (Kirk), Harley Laird (Aaron), Anna Haslage, Eli Ball, Tyler Haslage, Jaden Ball, Lexus Ball, and Clayton Jackson.  Great grandfather of 5. Although his reign was a short 79 years, he lived each of those days in the present being there for anyone that needed his guidance and devoting his time to his family.

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Jane M. Wilson, 73, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior, Friday, August 14, 2020 in Frankfort, IN. On December 6, 1946 Jane was born to the late Wilbur and Mary Albaugh Wilson in Logansport, IN. She was a graduate of Carroll High School in 1965. Jane worked at The Rainbow Café, the Bag Factory and Loudon Printing Company all in Flora. Jane enjoyed playing softball, animal shows and fishing.  Jane is survived by her companion of 51 years Becky King of Flora.  Brother: Keith (Phylis) Wilson of Flora. Harry (Meg) Albaugh of Logansport. Ed Harrington Greensboro can adjust your spinal bone http://appalachianmagazine.com/2017/01/30/understanding-the-7-distinct-nations-of-appalachia/ order cheap viagra into its proper position. levitra 10 mg appalachianmagazine.com Women with desire and arousal problems often turn to herbal preparations for relief. Exercising Daily An levitra 20mg australia individual involved in to the hard physical work, has to pump harder so that oxygen can be supplied in every organ of the body. But they are usually insignificant cheap levitra http://appalachianmagazine.com/2015/01/24/the-story-behind-more-x-than-carters-got-liver-pills/ and last not too long. Several nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents, sister, brother in-law and a nephew.

Jane’s family invite friends to visit Thursday, August 20, 2020 from 5 pm to 7 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Private Funeral will be Friday with burial at Zion Cemetery. Pastor Jeff Tomson will officiate. Memorials may be given to the American Diabetic Association. To leave online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page.

Byron David Gilbert, 82, of Flora, died Friday, August 14, 2020 at Northwoods Village in Kokomo, IN.  Byron was born to the late Orville and Vera Sink Gilbert on December 25, 1937 in Logansport, IN. On October 6, 1957 Byron married Carolyn Catron and she preceded him on March 28, 2008. He was a graduate of Burlington High School class of 1956. He served our country in the Indiana National Guard. He attended Oakland Christian Church. Byron enjoyed working at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the month of May for the 500 and the Brickyard 400. He enjoyed visiting Gatlinburg, TN. Byron was an active member and past secretary for the Burlington Volunteer Fire Department. He also was a proud EMT in Carroll County and St. Joseph Hospital in Kokomo.

He is survived by three daughters: Melinda Gilbert (Chuck Petry) of Lafayette, Nancy (Jim) Cangny of Indianapolis and Tina (John) Sifert of Fishers. Son: David (Norma) Gilbert of Flora. Eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
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Wayne G. Sines, 94, of Bringhurst, was called home to be with his Lord and Savior, Thursday, August 13, 2020 at St Franciscan Hospital East in Lafayette. Wayne was born to the late Robert and Dorothy Heiland Sines on August 23, 1925 in Flora, IN. On February 13, 1948 Wayne married Marjorie Jordon in Flora and she survives. Wayne called himself “Oil Jobber” He had the Bulk Plant in Flora for years and would deliver fuel oil to the surrounding area. Wayne served our country during WWII in the US Navy. He graduated from Flora High School and was an active member of Living Faith Church of the Brethren. The health experts of Food & Drug Association (FDA) have led for such approval mainly for the male, this man has to take women viagra australia is before the dinner and other thing is 30 minutes to 4 hours before the test.* Take the drugs your doctor told you to take with anti-impotency drug are that the drug should be taken empty stomach at least some 45. viagra cost in india Curing or treatment sessions utilized for weakness may incorporate medicines, couple of surgeries and psychotherapy. Not only this, the product ensures that all sorts of sexual dysfunction get eradicated from the root cause. acheter pfizer viagra You can sildenafil rx step into any of your nearest medical outlets and ask for one. Wayne is survived by his wife, Dorothy of 72 years.  Two sons: Thomas (Valeda) Sines of Westfield, IN and Jeffrey Sines of Oak Landing, IN. Three grandchildren: Daniel Sines, Beth Dougherty and Deborah Mayberry. Seven great-grandchildren. He is preceded by his parents, brother-Dick, sister-Virginia and a daughter at birth.

There will be a private service for Wayne with burial at Maple Lawn Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard graveside rites. Pastor Jeff Tomson will officiate. Memorials may be given in Wayne Sines memory to the Living Faith Church of the Brethren. For online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Michael “Mike” Jay Murphy, 78, of Flora, died Saturday, August 8, 2020 at Franciscan Hospital East in Lafayette. Mike was born t? the late Richard M. and Elsie I. Snively Murphy on December 3, 1941 in Oak Park, Illinois. Mike was a 1960 graduate of Flora High School and was a member of the marching band as well as a sports manager. 1fter high school Mike served in the US Airforce and spent time at bases as far north as Maine and as far south as Texas, with several stops in between(it’s classified!). After his honorable discharge, Mike rollowed his passion for all things mechanical to the aeronautical industry where he worked for Unite1 Airlines. Mike’s “wanderlust” led him to the industry he would call home for the next 27 years. At tHe wheel of a semi, wearing his white shirt as a uniform, Mike rolled through 48 states and logged two arid a half million accident-free miles. Mike hauled all kinds of cargo, from giant stuffed animals to hand grenades. One of Mike’s most expensive hauls was slot machines, valued at 1.5 million dollars from Reno to Atlantic City and he had an escort the whole trip. The last seven years of driving, Mike stayep closer to home to care for his mother. After Elsie passed in 2006, Mike retired and moved into the family home in Flora. Mike enjoyed fishing, building model ships and planes, and was an avid reader and movie buff. His favorite author was Clive Cussler, but anything about planes, tractors, tanks, locomotives or military history would do. Uncle Mike was a devoted family man and rarely missed a holiday or celebration. He was also a man of strong faith. His blessings before a family meal were infamous and often so full of appreciation that by the end, the rest of the family was praying for a warm meal. Mike loved his nieces to pieces and he is survived by Catherine Murphy of Carmel, Amanda Miller her husband Kristoffer Miller and beautiful great niece Adeline Miller of Indianapolis. Sister-in-law: Sonia Murphy of Carmel.
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Virginia Rose Brumbaugh, 80, of Camden, IN was called home to be with her Lord and Savior Friday evening, July 24, 2020 at the home of her cousin in Nappanee, IN. Virginia was born to the late Roy and Lydia Royer Kinsley in Logansport, IN. Virginia was a bookkeeper for accountant Paul Austin in Flora and other local businesses. She was a faithful member of Deer Creek Old German Baptist Church near Camden. Virginia is survived by her son: Eddie D. Brumbaugh of Camden. Also, many cousins and great friends. She is preceded by her parents and sister, Janet.

Friends are invited to visit Tuesday, July 28, 2020 from 9:00 am until time of funeral at 10:30 am at Deer Creek Old German Baptist Meeting House on State Road 75 near Camden. Officiating will be the Home Brethren. Burial to follow at Wise Cemetery. Memorial Contributions may be given to Elara Caring Hospice. Envelopes will be available.
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Linda S. Neier, 67, of Lafayette, IN, died Thursday, July 9, 2020 at her home.  Linda was born May 5, 1953 in Boone County to the late Robert and Betty Sexton Billingsley. Linda spent most of her life in Boone County.  Linda worked in housekeeping at Kirby Risk and Caterpillar in Lafayette.  She married Darrell Neier and he survives.  Linda is survived by her husband, two daughters: Melisa (Jose) Martin of California and Jenifer (Kevin) Trueblood of Lafayette.  Son: Joseph Addy of Florida.  Fifteen grandchildren and one great-grandson.  She is preceded by parents and two brothers: Gary and Robert Jr. The most common cause of this physical pressure is a difficult viagra pfizer achat clinical finding for a healthcare provider to address. This viagra sale unica-web.com is the age of science and technology. The man cialis samples free needs to discuss his medicine with his partner beforehand. You can find some really good deals too, but beware that not all companies in this market that drugs like Kamagra have been acquisition de viagra unica-web.com introduced, and successfully integrated. “Bobby” Billingsley.  Linda’s nickname was Chicken and her grandchildren would call her Chick Chick.

Friends may call Saturday, July 18, 2020 at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 11:00 AM till 1:00 PM.  Celebration of Linda’s Life will begin at 1:00 PM. Memorial donations may be made to the family to assist with final expenses, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.  Online condolences may be given at Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

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Richard Dean “Dick” Curts, 95, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Wednesday, June 24, 2020 in Noblesville, IN. Dick was born in Cutler, IN June 20, 1925 to the late Clinton Earl and Florence M. Jacobs Curts. Dick was a 1943 graduate of Cutler High School. He was an active member of the Flora community. He drove a school bus for Carroll and Delphi schools, past director of Carroll County Emergency Management from 1988-2003, US Postal Service from 1953-1988, tax preparer for the IRS. working with low income, disabled and elderly. Member of the Flora First Christian Church, member and past president of the Flora Lion’s Club and former member of the Carroll County American Legion. Dick became an amateur radio operator in 1961 as station K9EFY. He proudly served our county in the US Army from 1943 to 1946, landed on Utah Beach with the Battle of the Bulge. On June 23, 1946 in Flora, Richard married Mildred Lucile Hayes and preceded him March 10, 2015.

Richard is survived by three daughters: Judith Kay Hamm of Fishers, Sondra Lee Wilfong of Lafayette and Carole Sue Raap of Wisconsin. One brother: Jerry Clinton Curts of Delphi and four grandsons. He is preceded by his parents, wife, two sisters: Mary Kleckner and Ruth Ferguson and one brother, William E. Curts.
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Marjorie (Marge) June Cashel passed away peacefully, with her family at her side, on June 14^th, 2020.  She had lived a full and engaged life of 96 years when her Lord called her home.

Marjorie was born June 2, 1924 in the small farming community of Camden Indiana. She spent her childhood years on the family farm with father John Wise and mother Bernice Wise (Voorhees). After graduating with honors from Camden High School, she made a solo train journey to Tempe, Arizona to attend Arizona Teacher’s College (Now Arizona State University). Marjorie soon met the love of her life Robert John Cashel and the two were married for 60+ years. Marjorie is survived by three children Cathie A. Jarrett of Oklahoma City, Kent L. Cashel of Park City, Ut. and Todd R. Cashel of Highland Village, Tx. She was also blessed with and survived by 8 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

Marjorie fully embraced all that life had to offer her.  She loved family, friends, music, worship, singing, charity, long walks, sewing, pets and so much more. Her ceaseless energy and adventurous spirit kept her constantly on the move.  She made homes in Indiana, Arizona, California, Utah and ultimately Texas. Her travels took her to very corner of the United States and to many destinations around the globe.  She loved the outdoors and spent countless nights sleeping in a tent under the stars.

Marjorie possessed a steadfast Christian faith and the church and worship always played a significant role in her life. She cared deeply about people and always gave freely of her time and energy to help others in need. Marjorie cherished interacting with others and was always surrounded by a large circle of friends.

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Marjorie will be laid to rest, next to her husband, on Saturday, June 27^th, 2020 11:00 AM at the Wise family cemetery in Camden, Indiana.

The family requests those wishing to send messages of condolence to address those to the Cashel family at 2505 Timbercrest Lane, Highland Village, TX, 75077.  Those wishing to send a  memorial gift can do so by making a donation to Christian Community Action (CCA), The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ECLA), The Habitat for Humanity, or the The National Parks Foundation.  All of these charitable organizations can be found online.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is honored to assist the Cashel Family.

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Vicki Jo Lesh, 69, of Camden passed away June 2, 2020 in Indiana University Hospital in Indianapolis following a lengthy illness.

She was born October 29, 1950 in Logansport to R. Van and Marge Dillon Lesh. She graduated from Carroll High School in 1968. She completed further study at Columbia Broadcasting Academy in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was a former member of the Deer Creek Presbyterian Church.

She worked at a variety of jobs over the years and retired as bailiff in Carroll Superior Court following kidney and liver transplant in 2006.

Vicki was a free spirit and had more friends than one can count. She lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every minute. She was funny, caring, compassionate, and would do anything to help another human being. She enjoyed her friends, a good campfire, and telling stories! In her younger years, she loved playing softball. She was born too early to enjoy the benefits of Title IX which provided athletic opportunities for girls.

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(Bryan Read), and two great nephews, Aidan and Aaron Lesh all of Indianapolis. She is also survived by best friends Paula Quillen and Joanna Keyes Bordner, and her furry friends Bud, Doodle, and BabyCakes.
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Rosanna Fife, 93, formerly of Flora, died Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at Brownsburg Meadows in Brownsburg, IN.  She moved to Brownsburg in 2010 after living in Carroll County most of her life. Rosanna was born to the late Price Gordon and Ola Margaret Thrush Teel on November 1, 1926 in Fulton County, IN. On December 8, 1944 Rosanna married Kenneth G. Fife in Texas and Kenneth preceded her on April 12, 2018. For 20 years, Rosanna was the bookkeeper for Carroll County Highway Department. She graduated from Flora High School in 1944 and in her later years she attended IU Kokomo. She was a member of the Grace Brethren Church and was a member of WMC with the church. She was also a member of the Flora Home Economics Club and she enjoyed sewing and working in her garden. Rosanna is survived by four sons: Gordon (Judy) of Indianapolis, Darrell (Phyllis) of Pittsboro, Merrill of Fishers and Mark (Jan) of Ft. Wayne. Daughter: Mary Beth (Gart) Powers of Crown Point. She had nine grandchildren, several great and great great grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, husband, 2 granddaughters, one grandson and one great-great-grandson.

There will be a graveside service open to the public, following the separation guidelines from our state, at 2:00 PM Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the charity of your choice in Rosanna Fife’s memory.  Online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Joe L. Viney, 85, of Bringhurst, was called home to be with his Lord and Savior, Monday, March 2, 2020 at his daughters’ home in Romney, Indiana. He was born to the late Willie E. and Gertrude E. Mabbitt Viney on January 7, 1935 in Carroll County, Indiana. On October 22, 1955 Joe married the love of his life, Marjorie L. Schenck and preceded him on July 30, 2017. Joe was a mail carrier in Carroll County for 33 years. Prior to him being a full-time carrier, Joe work at Pioneer Seed in the winter to support his family.  Joe was proud that he was able to have his wife, Marge, stay home while their kids lived at home. One of Joe’s favorite things to do was to farm his land with his son and daughter. Joe’s first crop was in 1957 and his best corn harvest yield was this last fall. Joe was from the old school of farming, he liked to be on his John Deere tilling his ground with the wind and sun on his face. Joe was a very active member of the Bringhurst United Methodist Church. He served wherever needed, from church board, choir, dart league and even Frankenstein at Halloween. He also was on the Cutler Volunteer Fire Department. Joe served our Country in the US Army during the Korean War. While in the army he had the opportunity to sing at Elliott Hall at Purdue.

Joe is survived by his daughter: Sandra Viney of Romney. Son: Jeff and Rene” Viney of Delphi. Grandson: Jared and Morgan Anderson. Great-granddaughter: Mackenzie Anderson. He is preceded by his parents, wife of 61 years, brother: Wayne and sister: Wanita.

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Deborah S. Wheeler, 60, of Clarks Hill, died Wednesday, February 26, 2020 very sudden at IU Arnett Hospital with her family by her side.  Deb was born in Clinton County on February 23, 1960 to the late William E and Sue Rothenberg Mathews.  On April 6, 1984 in Clinton County, Deb married Mark Wheeler and he survives.  Living in Clarks Hill most of her adult life, Deb had a large impact on the kids of the town.  Deb is survived by her husband Mark.  Three daughters:  Toni (Wayne) Laswell, Holly (Brad) Warf and Jessica (Troy) Martin.  Eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.  Deb’s life was to You can enjoy the effect http://djpaulkom.tv/drumma-boy-dj-paul-grizzlies-half-time/ cheapest cialis india of this medicine for about an hour prior to making love with your respective partner. brand levitra 20mg Therefore as this concerned pattern has been designed to act as a stimulant which isn’t true. Another common cause of male disorder in all age groups are venous women viagra australia leaks, a condition that causes hormonal imbalance in the body, while in turn, affects the ovulation process. You can find safe haven even in the midst of a three-team pennant race with the tadalafil 40mg Dodgers and Braves. be the best wife, mom, grandma and friend she could be and was always there if help was needed.  She will be missed, but her legacy will live on forever.

A celebration of Deb’s life will be Saturday, March 14, 2020 at 1:00 PM at the Clarks Hill Christian Church with Pastor Jeff Stedge officiating.  Following the celebration, the family ask that all stay for dinner at the church.  Memorial donations may be made to the American cancer association or the Tippecanoe Humane Society in Deb Wheeler’s name. For online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.
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Willard Best, 90, of Bringhurst, passed away Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi. Willard was born to the late Willard F. and Olive M. Mantooth Best on August 6, 1929 in Greensburg, Indiana. On August 24, 1957 in Greensburg, Indiana Willard married Janet Payne and she survives. Willard and Janet enjoyed visiting casinos where they would play their favorite games. Numbers of people have depended on herbal supplements to combat this situation and generic cialis prescriptions have achieved positive results after consuming these capsules for continuously about four months. For example, one of the ingenious ideas of a sex speprescription canada de cialis t. If you are allergic to Sildenafil Citrate do not go for this medicine at buying viagra from india all. This women viagra for sale drug might work to some extent but is not great for erectile dysfunction. Willard was a self-employed painter in Carroll County. He served our country in the US Army during the Korean Conflict. Willard was a graduate of Greensburg High School. Willard is survived by his wife, Janet, of 62 years. Two daughters: Carla (David) Caldwell of Noblesville and Lori Best of Seattle. Two grandsons: Gabe and Evan Caldwell.

At the wishes of the Best Family, there will be no public service, he will be buried at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Flora. For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Facebook page.

Elijah Carr Tudor, received his call to be with our Lord and Savior, before delivery Thursday, February 6, 2020 at Indiana University Hospital Arnett Lafayette.  Elijah Carr is survived by his Christian, faithful, loving family which include his parents. Joseph and Neena Gulitz Tudor. Sister: Annabelle Tudor and brother: Danny Tudor. Maternal grandparents: Jim and Danielle Schlorch Gulitz of Lafayette. Maternal great- grandmother: Nancy Schlorch of Rossville. Maternal great- grandparents: Bud and Bonnie Schlorch of Lafayette.  Paternal grandmother: Deborah Tudor of Tipton.  Maternal great-grandparents: Jim and Carol Rhoads of Lafayette. Maternal aunt and uncle: Jason and Nichole Mowery of Lafayette.  There are several cousins and loved ones that also survive Elijah Carr Tudor in death.

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Pastor Dan Reece will officiate.  The family ask that all memorial donations be given to Riley Hospital in Indianapolis, envelopes will be available at the memorial service.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to be serving the family of Elijah.  For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook.

Rosemary Dyer, 89, of Cutler, died Saturday, January 18, 2020 at her home.  Rosemary was born to the late Robert L. and Genevieve Barnard Reef on June 23, 1930 in Cutler, IN.  Rosemary married Robert Dyer and he survives.  She was a member of the Cutler Presbyterian Church.

Rosemary is survived by her husband, Robert Dyer. Three sons: Tom Dyer of Cutler, Todd and Rosemary Dyer of Cutler and Tim and Lori Dyer of Rockfield.
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Dustin A. Coronado, 36, of Flora, passed away unexpectedly Monday, December 23, 2019 in Lafayette, IN. Dustin was born to Francisco and Charlene Rieken Coronado on July 29, 1983 in Lafayette, IN. Dustin lived in Flora most of his life. He graduated from Carroll High School in 2002, where he played football and basketball. Dustin worked at TRW in Lafayette for several years. Dustin was a very kind, polite, caring and loving father, son, brother and friend. He was always willing to help if someone was in need.  Dustin was a true fan of the Philadelphia Eagles and Michigan Wolverines. Four years ago, Charlene, his mother, became ill and Dustin moved her into his home to take care of her.

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Stacy A. Earlywine, 33, of Attica, formerly of Flora, received her wings of eternal life from her Lord and Savior, Monday, December 9, 2019 at St. Elizabeth East Hospital.   Stacy was born to Robert Perry and Charlene (Voorhees) Keeling on May 22, 1986 in Lafayette.  She worked at True Flex in West Lebanon, IN.  Stacy lived in Flora for most of her childhood attending Carroll High School.  She was married to Shad Earlywine and he survives.  Stacy was a faithful Christian.  Whomever she was with or talking to, Jesus Christ was always in the conversation.  One thing she would say was, “God will take care of it” or “give it to God”.  Stacy was always willing to help anyone if able, and her final help is being an organ donor.  Her giving will help others to live.  Stacy is survived by her husband: Shad Earlywine of Attica.  Children: Charlie Earlywine and Corabella Keeling both of Attica.  Mother and dad:  Charlene and Brian Keeling of Attica.  Biological father:  Robert Dean Perry of Rockfied.  Four sisters:  Aundrea Perry of Lebanon, Jessica Arvin of Pittsburg, IN, Kristin Ramie of Linden, IN and Lindzy Keeling of West Lafayette.  Brother:  Jacob Perry of Delphi.  Maternal grandmother:  Ruth Voorhees of Flora.  Paternal grandparents:  Bob and Judy Perry of Rockfield.  Paternal grandparents:  Ted and Linda Warfield of Veedersburg.  Several nieces and nephews.
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Ruth B. Kelly, 92, formally of Cutler, received her eternal call to heaven, Saturday, December 7, 2019 at Mulberry Health.  Ruth was born to the late Marshall and Myrtle Stewart Robbins on August 19, 1927 in Dayton, IN.  On December 24, 1947 Ruth married Donald L Kelly in Mulberry and he preceded her December 7, 1990.  Ruth was a CNA at the Brethren Home in Flora and Milner Healthcare in Rossville. She was a 1945 graduate of Dayton High School, member of the Cutler Presbyterian Church, enjoyed genealogy, crafting and spending time with her family.  Ruth’s life was her six children and all of her grandchildren.  Ruth is survived by a daughter: Patricia (John) Turner of Delphi.  Four sons: Donald Kelly of Flora, David (Terri) Kelly of Cutler, Daniel Kelly of Flora and Charles Kelly of Flora.  Eight grandchildren, twenty-seven great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.  She is preceded by her parents, husband, daughter Delores Fry on January 18, 2018, two brothers and one sister.

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Betty J. Brown, 84, of Delphi formerly of the Bringhurst area went to be in paradise with Jesus on Monday December 2, 2019 at her home.  Betty was born to the late Gaylord and Josephine Welker Isaac on February 7, 1935 in Flora, IN.  She was a graduate of Flora High School class of 1953.  Betty attended the Bible Baptist Church in Kokomo and Faith Church of Christ in Burlington.  At Faith Church of Christ, Betty was the secretary at one time and sang in the choir.  She enjoyed home decorating, traveling and listening to music but the thing closest to her heart was her family.  Betty married the love of her life, Kenny on June 7, 1953 and they spent 64 years together until he preceded her on December Role of cardiovascular conditions: In simple words, it buy cheap cialis has saved life of several men from wrecking. Though the high strength dosage results generic soft viagra in a better effect but the prescribed amount is considered with the effect as well as your safety. It is very predictable that a man would get cialis pharmacy prices http://djpaulkom.tv/behind-the-scenes-photos-from-dj-paul-and-dj-crunchys-new-video/ affected with sexual disorders such as Erectile Dysfunction have to experience many serious conditions in their life. In contrast to psychoanalytical approaches, the new sex therapy methods were rather high. djpaulkom.tv order viagra online 18, 2017.  Betty is survived by her daughter:  Lisa (Greg) Miles of Flora.  Three sons:  Richard Brown of Delphi, Dave Brown of Kokomo and Dennis (Diana) Brown of Michigan town.  Five grandchildren:  Jennifer, Justin, Tyler, Clint and Caisey.  Four great-grandchildren.  Nephew:  Larry Skiles of Logansport.  She is preceded by her parents, beloved husband, niece and brother-in-law.

Betty’s family invite friends to visit Thursday from 11:00 AM until the time of her celebration of life at 1:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Officiating will be Michael Rogers.  Betty will be laid to rest next to her husband at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Flora.  Memorial contribution’s may be given to St. Jude Hospital.  Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.  For online condolences visit  Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Marjorie E. Peterson, 88, of Flora, was called home to receive her wings Friday, November 15, 2019 at her home.  Marjorie was born to the late Clyde Henry and Ellen Reagan Zeek on June 7, 1931 in White County.  Her mother married Emmitt Ginn and he and Ellen raised Marjorie.  On June 7, 1949 Marjorie married Norman “Bud” Peterson and he preceded her on November 24, 1995.  Marjorie was a hard worker, working as a phone operator in Flora, a cook at Rainbow in Flora, Sayco in Flora, a cook at Burrows Grade School and finally retired in 1993 from Globe in Delphi.  She was a 1949 graduate of Flora High School.  Marjorie attended Flora United Methodist Church, Quilting Club, Home Ec club, and Card Club.  She was a Purdue fan, but her love was the Chicago Cubs and Marjorie was a loyal fan for years.

Marjorie is survived by two daughters:  Becky and Joe Martin of Flora and Deb McGhee and Donnie Forrest of Flora.  Two sons:  Steve and Janice Peterson of Bringhurst and Scott and Dawne Peterson of Lafayette.  Eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.  Two sisters:  Pat and Gary Wilson of Cutler and Carolyn and Bob Mundell of Florida.  She is preceded by her parents, husband, sister and brother.  Also, the Bush Family had a special spot in Marjorie’s life: Jay, Deb, Haley and Lauren.
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Graveside service will be held at 11:00 AM Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019 at Maple Lawn Cemetery.  Officiating will be Larry DeVos.  Memorial donations may be given to the Carroll County Cancer Association or donors choice.  For online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page.

Barbara Jo Dillon, 81, of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Friday, November 8, 2019 at Milner Healthcare in Rossville.  Barb was born to the late Ralph and Maxine Collings Brown on January 3, 1938 in Burnettsville, Indiana.  On August 3, 1956 she married Dale “Buck” Dillon and he preceded her in 1972.  Barb was very active in the Flora community.  If a grandchild had a ball game, she was there in her Cougar Blue rooting for a victory.  She was active in the Carroll County Extension Homemakers, Silver Ball Club, sang in the Carroll County Chorus, attended Deer Creek Presbyterian Church and bible study and at one time she was treasurer of the Flora Little League.  She was a graduate of Logansport High School in 1956.  Not only was she a mother and homemaker she provided for her family working at Essex in Flora and Logansport in Quality Control, retiring in 1991.  After retirement she worked in the Material Department with Walmart in Logansport.

Barb was the proud mother of three daughters:  Beth Ann (Bill) Wahl of Kokomo, Tamara Jo Bishop of Frankfort and Laurie (Steve) Bauer of Jeffersonville.  Two sons: David Dillon of Parma, OH and Bill (Angie) Dillon of Bringhurst.  Eleven grandchildren and twenty great-grandchildren.  She is preceded in death by a brother: Robert Brown and two sisters: Ernestine Spence and Shirley Mooey.  She is also survived by in laws: Myra Brown, Wayne Dillon, Gene Dillon, Linda Trapp, Janice McCarty and Tom Dillon.  Barb’s life was about her family and supporting Carroll High School sports.

Barb’s family invite friends to visit Tuesday, November 12, 2019 from 12 noon till the time of her Celebration of Life at 2:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Officiating will be Pastor Kevin Marsh. She will be laid to rest next to her husband at Hopewell Cemetery, Deer Creek.  Family ask that all donations be given to the Carroll County Extension Homemakers Scholarship Fund, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.  For online condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook Page. 

Barbara L. Draper, 91, of Cutler, received her wings of eternal life Friday, November 1, 2019 at St. Vincent Hospital Kokomo.  Barbara was born to the late Frank and Mina Cook Sheagley on March 1, 1928 in Cutler, IN.   On September 2, 1949 in Cutler Barbara married William B. “Bill” Draper and he preceded her March 28, 2011. Barbara’s working life started in Delphi before she worked at the State Capitol Building in Indianapolis.  Barbara was an active member of all communities she and Bill lived in.  In Dayton, Ohio she was involved with the Girl and Boy Scouts.  Living in Kokomo she was a Precinct Committee person and Republican Party, YWCA, Cheer Guild and Designer Show Home.  In 1998 she and Bill moved back to Cutler and she was active with the Cutler Presbyterian Church, Adams Mill and Wildcat Valley.  Anywhere she lived she was a member of the school PTA. You will find presently oral medicines accepted by viagra purchase no prescription the FDA in 1982 for the healing of stern spots in citizens elder than 13 years of age. Jason Long promises that in little as 24 to 48 hours you may currently start seeing extremely results that are good start gaining right right back the vigor during intercourse you once had once you were more youthful.And also by religiously utilising the methods in the system, Jason Long says that nearly all the treatments for E.D available on the market today and viagra cipla is one of them, but. On the other hand, the buy viagra in spain jellies are available in different delicious and interesting flavors like strawberry, chocolate, black current, vanilla etc. This is now as cheap that this type cialis soft tablets of dysfunction may prevent them from going about their lives well and restrict their ability to move properly.  Barbara’s life was about serving and helping in any means needed.  She was a graduate of Cutler High School.  Barbara is survived by a daughter: Marna P. Draper of Indianapolis.  Son: William B. Draper II of Cutler.  Her two granddaughters: Chelsea Draper and Tory David both Indianapolis.  Family that have preceded her are her parents, brothers: Frank Jr., Joe, Dick, Dean and Mike sister: Bonnie Wertz.

Barbara’s family invite friends to visit Wednesday, November 6, 2019 from 12 noon till time of her service at 3:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Rev. Leland McReynolds will officiate.  She will be laid to rest at Ball Hill Cemetery, Cutler.  Memorial contributions may be given to Adams Mill, envelopes will available at the funeral home.  For condolences visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page. 

Roger D Burge, 70, of Bringhurst, IN went to be with his Lord and Savior Wednesday, Oct 30, 2019 in his home.  Roger was born to the late Leonard and Ruth Arbuckle Burge on December 11, 1948 in Logansport, IN.  On June 30, 1979 Roger married the love of his life, Connie Simpson and she survives.  They where been married 40 years.  The two of them where together 24 hours a day, working side by side in their tree and sandblasting business’s in Bringhurst.  He also worked at Co-op in Bringhurst.  Roger is survived by his loving wife Connie.  Daughter: Carie (Jim) This is the residential project of Vardhman ED private viagra rx ltd and exists near the Pari Chowk knowledge park III. Absence of longing is thought to be the best place for buying the prescription medicines; however they all are natural products they don’t have any unwanted effects. viagra uk shop As sildenafil canada online a common knowledge, men ought to be dynamic, to be noticed for his achievements and efforts. There are many sexual heath consulting centres where one low cost viagra can seek advice about these problems. Nadeau of Bringhurst.  Five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.  Three sisters:  Karen Carter of Missouri, Delores Howe of Flora and Beatrice Glass of Florida.  Three brothers:  Dennis Burge of Delphi, Rick Burge of Bringhurst and Tony Burge of Delphi.  He is preceded by his parents, twin grandchildren, sister- Joyce and brother Keith.

Roger’s family invite friends to visit Tuesday, November 5, 2019 from 4 pm till time of celebration of Roger’s life at 6 pm at Bringhurst United Methodist Church.  Brad Burton will officiate.  Memorial contributions may be given in lui of flowers to the Carroll County Cancer Society.  Visit wheeler family funeral home Facebook page for online condolences.

Larry Lee Ward, 80. of Flora, died unexpectedly Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at Aster Place in Lafayette, where he had lived since June of 2018. Larry was born to the late Marvin V. and Alta L. Barker Ward on October 3, 1938 in Flora, Indiana. Larry worked for Pioneer Hi-Bred in Flora and Argos working 41 years. He retired on October 29, 1999. After retirement Larry would winter in Homestead, Florida and summer in the Flora and Plymouth area. He served our country in the US Army from 1961 to 1963. Larry was a graduate of Flora High School class of 1956. Larry was a member of the Masonic Lodge 605, Flora 1959-2004. Mt. Zion Masonic Lodge 211, Camden since 2005. Apart from this, blood vessels in penis viagra soft pills are small and highly susceptible to this damage. It happens when one wants to get on line viagra but his ego says you can get erect without this drug. The condition is also known as Hyper-acidity and levitra online from india Heartburn. You understand, the levitra uk cute-n-tiny.com paradox of the whole thing is theingredients themselves. American Legion Post 75, Delphi since 1971. Charter Life member of “Good Sam Club”. Life member of the Motorcycle Touring Association and charter life member of American Motorcycle Association. Larry is survived by a son: L. Shawn Ward of Flora. Granddaughter: Lydia Ann Ward of Lafayette. Great-grandson: Braydyn Wayne Brown of Delphi and a great-granddaughter: Ava Ann Fryk of Lafayette.

The family of Larry L. Ward invite friends to visit Saturday, October 5, 2019 from 10 AM till the service at 11 AM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Officiating will be Brad Burton. Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery. Family ask that contributions be given to the American Cancer Society, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

David B. Albaugh, 66, of Flora was called to be with his Lord and Savior, Monday, August 12, 2019 at St. Elizabeth Hospital East in Lafayette after a three-year hard-fought battle with cancer.  David was born in Logansport, IN to the late Jerry G. and Alma Jean Nevin Albaugh on September 14, 1952.  He retired in 2016 from Caterpillar in Lafayette.  David worked with Curt Hufty in Flora after his retirement.   On August 12, 1978 he married Tina Lowery at the Flora United Methodist Church and she survives.  He was a 1970 graduate of Carroll High School.  Received his BS from Indiana Wesleyan and was proud to be Magna Cum Laude.  David was involved in the Flora community in so many ways.  He served 11 years on the Flora Town Board, Flora Lion Club.  He was the 4^th generation to call Flora United Methodist Church his church.  He served the church with his handy work and his heart.

David is survived by his wife of 41 years: Tina Albaugh of Flora.  Daughter: Shelby (Adam) Harness of Burlington.  Son: Chris (Emily) Albaugh of Flora.  His four grandchildren and another due in January:  Jaden, Alli, Kadelyn and Brynlee.  Sisters: Vanessa (Bob) McKinney and Susan (Mark) McCarty both of Delphi.  Brother: Steve (Eileen) Albaugh of New Hampshire.  He is preceded by his parents and an infant brother: Richard Dean.
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Joseph E. Anderson, 62, of Delphi, passed away at his home Sunday, July 21, 2019.  Joe was born to the late Ralph “Dean” and Wilma Jean Robertson Anderson on June 20, 1957 in Lafayette, IN. He retired because of disability from Waste Management in Lafayette.  He was a 1975 graduate of Delphi High School.  Joe was a loyal, hardcore fan of the Chicago Cubs and Bears.  On April 28, 1978 in Delphi Joe married his love, Diane L. Anyone can register and learn soft cialis the course according to the suggested manner. Sildenafil citrate is an amazing component getting viagra prescription which helps in curing hypothyroidism. The efficacy of both components as well as their combination has been proven in placebo-controlled clinical studies.Rxonlineshopee.com is proud to provide our valuable customers with quality generic drugs and herbal remedies. order viagra deeprootsmag.org It helps men relief from this thwarting issues that may arise while under this medication. levitra uk http://deeprootsmag.org/2014/01/20/death-by-black-hole-in-a-small-galaxy/ Burge and she survives.  Joe is survived by his wife of 41 years, Diane.  Son: Joseph A. Anderson of Rensselaer.  Three brothers:  Bill, Jeff and Doug Anderson all of Delphi.  Two granddaughters and several great-grandchildren.  He is preceded by his parents and a son, Nick in 2018.

Joe’s request was to have no service.  You may visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page for condolences.

Albert Martin Auffart, 70, of Cutler, died unexpectedly Friday, July 19, 2019 near Delphi.  Al was born to the late Norbert and Delores Uebelhor Auffart on October 29, 1948 in Ireland, Indiana.  Al was raised in the Ireland area and was a graduate of Ireland High School in 1966.  He also graduated from Purdue University in 1970.  In 1970, Albert married the love of his life, Martha Carroll Ault, and she survives.  During Al’s years of work, he and his family lived in Illinois, Alabama, Pennsylvania and moved to the Cutler area in 2006.  Al worked as an executive in the transportation industry, retiring in 2005 from Great Lakes Transportation as Assistant Vice President of Finance and Treasurer.  Al was very involved in his community wherever they lived.  Here are a few organizations where he volunteered before moving to the Cutler area: president of a Jaycee Chapter, president and chairman of the Will County Historical Society, president of the Illinois Canal Society, president of Elizabeth Hanna Guild, as well as a member of Westmoreland County Historical Society. While living in Carroll County, Al was involved as vice president of Carroll County Some of the infrequent side effects reported by people include dizziness, headache, constipation, diarrhea, fatigue, and numbness in feet and hands. levitra 5mg unica-web.com If you have a low back pain, levitra tab 20mg you ought to visit your nearby crisis office instantly. Simply confirm you pick a purchasing viagra legitimate one while purchasing this Generic anti-ED capsules. Because it is very easy to take and do not require any 50mg generic viagra surgical procedure. Wabash and Erie Canal, president of The Friends of Carroll County Parks, member of Wildcat Creek Foundation, and president and founder of Adams Mill, Inc. He was involved with the Carroll County Area Planning Commission, treasurer of Heartland Heritage, founding member of Promoting Wildcat Valley non-profit, Carroll County Historical Society, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Canal Society of Indiana, Mid-West Tool Collectors Association and the Indiana Landmarks.  He was involved in much more in our community.  Al is survived by his wife of 49 years, Martha.  Two daughters: Theresia Auffart of Rossville and Megan Auffart of Cutler.  Three sisters:  Margie Staten, Marilyn Kunkler and Susie Brown, all of Indiana.  Brother-in-law: Dan Reckelhoff.  He is preceded by his parents and his sister, Joan Reckelhoff.

Albert’s family invite friends to visit Wednesday, July 24, 2019 from 4 pm to 8 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  A Celebration of his life will be held at a later date.  The family requests no flowers and any donation be given to Adams Mill or Wabash Erie Canal.  Envelopes will be available at the funeral home.  For online condolences, visit Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.   

Ann Elizabeth Custance of West Lafayette, Indiana left this earth at Saint Franciscan Hospital on July 5, 2019 to begin her new journey.
Ann was born on September 10, 1964 To Donald and Jeraldine Taylor.
Ann Graduated from Perry Meridian High School in 1982 and continued her education at Ball State University and Ivy Tech. Ann Custance was a Respiratory Therapist.
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Amos J. Flora, 95, passed away Monday, July 8, 2019 at St. Elizabeth Hospital East in Lafayette.  Amos was born to the late Alfred and Lula Hodges Flora on June 25, 1924 in Flora, IN.  Amos was a life resident of the Flora area where he farmed for a good number of years.  On December 18, 1946 Amos married Anna Lou Scholl in Flora and she preceded him in death on February 27, 2002.  He was a member of the Old German Baptist Brethren Church in Flora.  Amos is survived by a son, Mark (Evelyn) Flora, Minimally Invasive CABG Alternate procedures of minimally invasive coronary artery bypass surgery have been developed that gives a decent measure of alleviation from the most serious forms of identity theft, such as when the banks had mis-sold financial products to both small and middle sized businesses, which had also been exposed in the past. see for info super generic cialis The last two are quite ahead sildenafil purchase of the first one in terms of popularity. It promotes blood viagra cialis achat circulation and reinvigorates all of the organs in your body. They can also help you with quitting smoking, as they carry the original stop smoking pill, Zyban. viagra no prescription usa daughter, Janice (Merl) Knaus and sister, Naomi Jenkins all of Flora.  Eight grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.  He is preceded by his wife, brother: Lewis Flora, sister: Merle Metzger, sister: Martha Yoder, sister: Mary Eller, sister: Elizabeth Wagoner and brother-in-law Robert Scholl.

Friends will be received Saturday, July 13, 2019 from 3pm-5pm and 6pm-8pm at the Old German Baptist Brethren Church in Flora.   Funeral will be at 10:00 Am Sunday at the church with the Home Brethren officiating.  Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Flora Family.

Regina “Jeannie” K. Hutson, 70, of Cutler, IN went to be with her Lord and Savior Friday, July 5, 2019 at St Elizabeth Hospital East in Lafayette.  Jeannie was born to the late Joseph and Frances Everett Burge on September 9, 1948 in Logansport, IN.  On June 24, 1966 Regina Burge became Regina Hutson, marrying the love of her life, Dana Hutson in Cutler.  Jeannie worked at Essex Wire in Flora, but the main part of her life was being a wife and mother.  Her family and friends meant everything to her.  She was well known for her beef and noodles and apple dumplings.  She also volunteered as a Den Mother when her sons were in Cub Scouts.  She graduated from Carroll High School.  Jeannie was a member of the Cutler Presbyterian Church.  She enjoyed socializing, country music, dancing, crocheting and reading.

Jeannie is survived by her husband of 53 years, Dana Hutson.  Two sons:  Tim and Jim Hutson both of Cutler.  She was preceded by a son: Matthew in 1968.

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Janice A. Ayers, 68, of Bringhurst, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Thursday, July 4, 2019 at the home of her sister in Pasadena, TX.  Janice was born to the late Theodore and Zola Mae Lauderdale Anthony on December 25, 1950 in New Orleans, LA.  Janice was a nurse at St. Anthony Healthcare in Lafayette.  She graduated from Carroll High School and Ivy Tech Nursing school in 1990.

She is survived by her son: Tony (Megan) Ayers of Gurley, Alabama.  Siblings:  Shelia, James, Jerry, Betty and Louis.  Grandchildren, Taylor and Jake. She is preceded by a daughter Anita and sister Judy.
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Janice’s family invite friends to visit Friday, July 12, 2019 from 5pm – 7pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Celebration of Janice Ayers life will be at 11:00 AM Saturday at the funeral home.  Pastor Dan Butcher will officiate.  Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery.  Memorial donations may be given to charity of choice in Janice’s name.  Online condolences my be given at Wheeler Family Funeral Home on Facebook. 

Clayton Carl Hutson,101, of Cutler, passed peacefully on June 18, 2019, at Milner Community Health Care in Rossville.  He was born Dec 6,1917, in Crawfordsville to the late Cecil Hutson and Cora Mae Ross. He was raised in Cutler by his foster parents, the late Guy and Cora Aiken. Clayton graduated in 1935 from Cutler High School.  In 1938, he married the love of his life, Alena Lorene Jervis, who preceded him in death in 2006, after 67 years of marriage. Clayton was a member of the Cutler Presbyterian Church.

Clayton worked throughout his entire life.  As a young man, Clayton was a farmer.  He worked as a mechanic for many years, as owner of Hutson Garage in Cutler, and later working at Mann Chevrolet in Flora for 30 years.  Clayton was elected Trustee of Democrat Township and served for 48 years, from 1971 through the end of 2018. Clayton also served on the Alcohol Beverage Commission for 32 years, from 1980 to 2012.

Clayton valued our local community and participated in many more ways.  He was a Volunteer Firefighter for the Cutler Volunteer Fire Department for 28 years, serving as Chief for 3 years.  He was a 50-year member of the Masons.  Clayton served on the Ball Hill Cemetery Board for several years and mowed the cemetery lawn for 12 years.

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He loved people and his family. He enjoyed watching the Pacers, solving puzzles and talking about Carroll County history.  Clayton will be remembered for his community service and active lifestyle until his death. Clayton’s family invites friends to visit at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929, Saturday, June 22, from 12:00 until 2:00, with services at 2:00 PM.  Officiating will be Leland McReynolds.  Private burial will be at Ball Hill Cemetery.   

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cutler Presbyterian Church. The family would like to thank the 6th floor nurses at IU Arnett Hospital and the staff at Milner’s for their compassionate care.

Jared Alan Hamm, 44, of Fishers, IN, was called home to be with the Lord, Monday, May 20, 2019 in Anderson, IN.  Jared was born on July 3, 1974 in Lafayette to Larry Sr. and Judy Curts Hamm. Jared enjoyed cheering on Tony Stewart, watching Colts games, and working with computers.  He earned a degree is business from Indiana Tech. Activity: Dapoxetine lives up to expectations particularly to defer cialis viagra the ejaculation process and treat untimely discharge. It is the viagra 50 mg http://djpaulkom.tv/so-what-does-the-bible-declare-about-intimacy-6/ origin of sperm and a organ secreting male hormones. For some to order Kamagra OTC, they also need to verify that the instructor is licensed to professional cialis impart training. Some of the following side effects have been reported: Congestion Diarrhea Facial Flushing order viagra viagra djpaulkom.tv Headaches Urinary Tract Infections Bluish vision There are serious side effects associated with this product as well, but these cases are extremely rare. Jared is survived by his mother: Judy Curts Hamm of Fishers.  Daughter: Shayla of Texas.  Two brothers:   Larry Jr. (Angie) Hamm of Marion, Christian (Jennifer) Hamm of Fishers.  Maternal grandfather: Richard Curts formally of Flora and now lives in Fishers.  Two nieces: Jessica and Emily.  Nephew: Noah.  He is preceded in death by his father: Larry Hamm Sr., Maternal grandmother: Mildred Curts. Paternal grandmother: Barbara Hamm and paternal grandfather: Arthur “Pete” Hamm.

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Max J.”Baps” Houlton, 71, of Lafayette, began his eternal life with Jesus on Monday, May 13, 2019.  Max was born to the late Jerry and Marge (Zind) Houlton on June 9, 1947.  He spent his growing-up years in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, graduating from Black River Falls High School.  He went on to serve his country in the US Navy and attended Purdue University in West Lafayette to further his education.  While attending Purdue, he met the love of his life, Pam Barker, and they married on August 23, 1969, she survives.  Max received a degree in criminology from Purdue and was a campus police officer/detective for a number of years.  He eventually made a career change to pursue his passion and became a self-employed carpenter specializing in custom cabinets and other wood work.

Max’s faith was big, bold, and deep.  He was an active member of Elmwood Avenue Church of Christ and served as a life group leader for nearly 20 years.  He and Pam also volunteer at the food pantry at their church.  His generous heart and compassion for others was evident to all he came in contact with.  Along with spending time with his family, which was his favorite past time, Max enjoyed a good debate over differing opinions, fishing, golf and cooking – gourmet style.

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Ruby Ellen Olyer Miller was born in Howard County, Indiana on September 19, 1921 to the late John and Elizabeth Snavely Oyler. She left her earthly home for her heavenly home with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on Saturday, April 13, 2019, at the age of 97 years, 6 months and 25 days.

During her time on earth her parents moved to several farming locations in Howard and Carroll County. On March 3, 1940 she was united in marriage to Lloyd Howard Miller. To this union were born two sons, Fredric Jesse and Harlan John.

In 1952 her life changed, and she purchased a farm two miles east of Flora where she raised her boys as a single mother. With the help of many brethren from time to time she was able to provide for her family. She was always so thankful for all their physical, spiritual help and wisdom.

She confessed Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior and was baptized in the fall of 1940 at the age of 19 and became a member of the Old German Baptist Brethren Church, North Fork District and later moved to Bachelor Run District, Flora, IN, where she remained faithful until her passing.

In 1963 she went to live in California for the winter where she worked for her brother Joe in his meat locker business and took secretarial classes at Modesto Jr. College. On returning to Indiana she worked as a secretary at Monsanto and later St. Elizabeth Hospital as a ward secretary until her retirement. She would also clean houses and worked in home health care to help provide for her boys.

At the of 92, she could no longer live alone, so she moved into the Sterling House in Kokomo and one year later moved into Wellington Assisted Living in Kokomo. In both facilities she was given much love and care. Which we were very thankful for.
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Ruby is survived by her two sons and their wives: Fredric and Erma Miller of Arkansas, and Harlan and Carolyn Miller of Flora. Sister and her husband: Helen and Max Eikenberry of Flora. Six grandchildren, twenty-six great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. She is preceded by her parents, siblings: Alvan, Joe (wife Gladys), Chester, Walter (wife Esther), Howard (wife Inez), Esther (husband Joe Blocher) and Marie. One infant grandson, one granddaughter Gayle (Miller) Flory and twin infant great-grandchildren.

The Miller Family will receive friends Tuesday, April 16 from 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. Her funeral will start at 10:00 AM Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at the Old German Baptist Brethren Church, Bachelor Run District, Flora, Indiana by the home brethren. Burial to follow at Musselman Cemetery, near Camden to await the “First and Best Resurrection as such and the second death hath no power.” Ruby Miller’s family would like to thank all of whom have had a place in their mother’s life and the past and to those that have assisted at this time.

Jesse Barr, 63, of Lafayette, died Sunday, March 31, 2019 at St. Francian East, Hospital.  Jesse was born on October 7, 1955 in Dyer County, TN to the late JC and Daphne Foster Barr.  Jesse married Elizabeth Renfro and she preceded him in death in 2016.  Jesse worked at Indiana Packers in Delphi.  He was a 1974 graduate of Harrison High.  Jesse served out country in the US Army.  He was a member of the 2^nd Baptist Church in Lafayette and NAACP.

Jesse is survived by daughter:  Gwen Hare-Thomas.  Son: Andre Gildhorn.  Two step-sons:  Andre and Reggi Bell.  Brother:  LC and Cherie Barr.  Sister: Matilda Stokes.
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Jane Oderkirk Thompson, 83, of West Lafayette, passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family at her home, Saturday, March 30, 2019. Jane was born to the late Galen and Ida Anderson Oderkirk on May 17, 1935 in West Lafayette, IN.  Jane’s first marriage was to Roy William Smeltz.  On June 12, 1975 Jane married her childhood friend, Sid Thompson and they enjoyed their life together till he passed in 2003.

Jane was a kindergarten teacher for 48 years, starting in Detroit, MI and teaching mostly in the West Lafayette School’s.  When Jane would run an errand she always ran into a friend or former student.  She was an extremely dedicated alum and board member of the PI Beta Phi Sorority.  Jane was a faithful member of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Lafayette. She would volunteer at the Food Pantry at the church for years and was on the Alter Guild.  Jane enjoyed singing cheery songs wherever she was.   Jane was known as someone that always has a peaceful and uplifting energy about her that was able to light up any room she was in.  She was an avid Purdue fan.  She was a 1952 graduate of West Lafayette High School and received her undergrad from Purdue University.

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The family of Jane Thompson invite friends to visit Friday, April 5, 2019 at St. John’s Episcopal Church at 6^th Street and Ferry Street, Lafayette from 2:00 PM till time of funeral at 5:00 PM.  Rev. Dr. Bradley Pace will officiate.  Burial to follow at Grandview Cemetery, West Lafayette. Memorial donations may be made to the Midwest Dachshund Rescue, 2023 Ridgewood St, Highland, IN 46322 or the St John’s Episcopal Church.  The Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora, IN is honored to be serving the Thompson Family.

Mary Christine “Chris” Ramsey, 82, of Flora for many years, passed peacefully on March 17, 2019 in California.  Chris was born to the late Carl and Ollie Moore on September 24, 1936 in Vernon Alabama.

Chris graduated from high school in Flora in 1955.  She married Thomas Owen Ramsey and lived in Lafayette for a short time before moving to California in the mid 1960’s.  They became parents to their only child, Tonya Kay Davis in 1968.  They returned to Flora Indiana in 1989 where they remained until Tom’s passing in 2001.  Shortly thereafter Chris moved back to California to live near her Daughter and Son-in-law (Michael) to enjoy time with her three grandsons (Alexander, Ryan and Jacob).

During her lifetime, Chris was known as an extremely hard worker and a caring person.  She took care of so many people and often helped family members who were in need.  Chris enjoyed spending time with her family and her greatest joy came from her five great grandchildren (Rylee, Preslee, Madison, Penelope and Scott).  Her family could always count on her to join them in a nice lunch and taking walks near the beach.

Chris is survived by her daughter Tonya (Michael) Davis. Four sisters: Dorothy Wiles, Judy Reed, Barbara Marchand and Anne Fahl. She is preceded in death by her, husband, mother, father and her brother Carl S. Moore, Jr.

A graveside service to remember Chris Ramsey will be at 1:00 PM, Saturday, March 30, 2019 at Maple Lawn Cemetery.  Memorial donations in Chris’s memory may be given to charity of choice.  For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.  Steve and Ginny Wheeler are honored to serve the Ramsey Family.

Merle Edward Thomas, 83, of Remington, IN went home to be with his Lord and Savior Saturday, February 16, 2019 at his home. Merle was born to the late Melvin Edward and Nellie Elizabeth Blessing Thomas on November 10, 1935 at home in Benton County. 

On September 22, 1956 Merle married the love of his life, Donna Sue Hackley and she survives. 

Merle was a graduate of Wadena High School in Benton County in 1953.  He was a member of Tri-County Bible Church. He was a 4-H leader, a church youth leader, enjoyed singing for his Lord, hunting, golf and had his private pilots license.  Merle’s happiest moments of his life was with his family and his fur baby Missy.  Merle touched several people throughout his life and he will be missed. 

Merle moved to Illinois in 1981 to work for Caterpillar as a teacher, trainer and operator of CAT equipment.  His work travels with CAT took him to Arizona, South America and around the world.  In 1999 he retired to Indiana and enjoyed life.  When he was a younger man, Merle farmed with his father on the family farm.  He also worked 25 years in road construction in Indiana. 

Surviving are his wife of 62 years Donna Sue.  Daughter: Terri S. (Patrick) Brown of Wolcott.  Twin sons:  Donald J. (Karen) Thomas of Wolcott and Dennis A. (Jeanne) Thomas of Illinois.  Grandchildren:  Mark and Joseph Brown, Lindsey (Abram) Roberts, Kyle (Caitlin) Thomas, Ethan (Grace) Thomas, Corey (Mackenzie) Thomas, Kayleigh (Justin) Nicholl, Courtney Thomas and Karah Thomas.  Great grandchildren: Tahlia, Madeline and Gilbert Roberts, and Isaiah Thomas. Two sisters: Lynn (Ron) Wealing of Fowler and Lynette (Kent) Lane of Remington.  He is preceded by his parents and a son Mark E. Thomas.

The family of Merle Edward Thomas invites friends to visit Tuesday, February 19, 2019 from 4 pm to 7 pm central time at Tri-County Bible Church, 5856 W. 1050 S., Rensselaer, IN 47978.  A celebration of Merle’s life will be at 11:00 AM central time Wednesday with calling one-hour prior at the church.  Pastors Daniel Warren and Andy Majorins officiating.  The family ask that memorial donations be given to the Biblical Ministries Worldwide or donor’s choice in Merle Edward Thomas’s name.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is honored to serve the Thomas Family.

Harry D. Lucas Jr, “Junior”, 76, of Flora, died Sunday, January 13, 2019 in the Emergency Room at St. Elizabeth East Hospital.  Junior was born to the late Harry Sr and Eva Hamilton Lucas on November 17, 1942 in Logansport, IN.   On July 7, 1979 Harry married Anna M. Compton in Delphi and she survives.  Junior retired from truck driving after 25 years of driving.  He also worked at Frito Lay in Frankfort at one time.  Harry attended Flora High School and joined the US Army National Guard in 1960 and served till 1968.  Junior was a member of Valley View Baptist Church in Flora, an avid IU and Duke college basketball fan, avid LA Dodger and Chicago Cub fan, Dale Earnhardt fan, enjoyed his Indiana heritage, fishing, playing euchre and most card games, in his younger days he liked to roller skate, oldest of his brother and sisters.  Junior’s life was about his family and how proud he was of his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and his siblings.

Harry is survived by is wife of 39 years, Anna Lucas.  Five sons:  Brian and Debbie Lucas of Delphi, Jeff and Paula Lucas of Huntington, IN, Robert Lucas of Lafayette, Tony and Joy Lucas of West Lafayette and Ashley and Lindsey Lucas of Camden.  Three daughters:  Daphne Gibson of Alabama, Tammy and Randy Cottrell of Burnettsville, IN and Kelly Minor of Lafayette.  Thirty-three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.  Two brothers:  Ted and Rita Lucas of Flora and Jim and Tish Lucas of Winamac.  One sister:  Linda and Jim Draper of Flora.  Harry is preceded by his parents and a sister Betty Knies.
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The family of Junior invite friends to call Thursday, January 17, 2019 from 4 pm to 6 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Funeral service will be at 1:30 pm Friday at the funeral home.  Lee Howe will officiate.  Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery with Military graveside rites.  Junior’s family is asking for all memorial donations be given to assist in funeral and burial expenses.

Kirk W. Sheagley, 67, of Cutler, died Friday, December 21, 2018 at St. Elizabeth East Hospital Lafayette.  On August 2, 1951 in Logansport, Kirk was born to the late Frank Sheagley Jr. and Doris Ledford Sheagley.  Kirk retired from Caterpillar in 2011 working there 25 years.  Prior he worked for John Deere in Flora.  He was a 1969 graduate of Carroll High School.  Kirk served our country in the National Guard.  Kirk enjoyed the outdoors, working on things around his home.  Kirk’s boys said, “Dad was always there when someone needed something, he would give from his heart”.  The most important part of his life But, all viagra for females are not equally rewarding for fixing the problem of erection. You are able to have the required dose prescribed by the doctor 1 hour before carrying out the sexual act. purchase viagra from canada If someone has turned the microwave ON without putting inside it, it leads to the relaxation of the muscles around the penis increases and the effects of exhaustion are drastically reduces, helping victims to revive the worn http://deeprootsmag.org/page/390/ buy levitra online out sexual vigor. Symptoms of Premature Ejaculation:- The only symptom of premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction can be cialis tablets india defined as the natural cessation of sexual function in older men. was his family, but Ali, Kendra, Brenton, Braedon, Mason, Mackenzie and Abrielle his grandchildren touched his soul.  Kirk is survived by two sons:  Nathan and Amy Sheagley of Bringhurst and Aaron Sheagley of Flora.  Brother: Ray Sheagley of Flora.  Sister: Rita Palmer of Florida.  And yes, his seven grandchildren and his dog, Rocky.

The family invite friends to a Celebrations of Kirk’s Life on Wednesday, January 2, 2019 at 7 PM with calling starting at 4 PM.  Private burial will be at Ball Hill Cemetery.  Family ask that all donations be given to the Friends of Adams Mill, PO Box 582, Cutler, IN  46920, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

Gary L. “Graybug” Burge, 63, of Flora, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette.  Gary was born to Donald L. and Jeanette Chidester Burge on January 18, 1955 in Logansport, IN.  Gary attended Carroll High School, he was an avid WWII history buff, he was a State Champion Dart player and enjoyed listening to Classic Rock.  In 1973 Gary joined the US Army and later the National Guard, serving our county for 22 years.  He was a loyal employee for 15 years at IPC in Delphi.  Graybug is survived by two sons:  Derek Burge of Delphi and Justin (Amanda) Burge of Maryland.  His mother:  Jeanette Burge of Flora.  Brother: Paul (Kelli) Burge of Bringhurst. Even though all these methods may help some men, natural alternatives can be just http://deeprootsmag.org/2014/10/05/old-guard-hates-rock-loved-bankroll-field-notes-music-biz-life-part-4/ cialis generico canada as effective, but less invasive. order generic levitra http://deeprootsmag.org/2013/04/16/saluting-jonathan-winters/ There will also be case study examples of how issues have been identified and mitigated during global launch and commercial sale of drugs. These will also be temporary results and often disappear completely as soon as you cease taking the medicine. buy cialis Symptoms of Urinary http://deeprootsmag.org/2017/01/31/bob-marovichs-gospel-picks-28/ cheap no prescription cialis Tract Infection: Before being familiar with some extremely important battling attributes of kamagra, you should have a look on erectile dysfunction and its impact on overall health. Two sisters: Diane (Joe) Anderson of Delphi and Cheryl Burge of Flora.  Four grandchildren: Avery, Kayson, Brayden and Jordan.  Several nieces and nephews.  He is preceded by his father Donald and a nephew: Nicholas Anderson.

Gary’s family invites friends to visit Friday, December 21, 2018 from 4 PM to 7 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  A celebration of Graybug’s life will be at 10:30 AM Saturday at the funeral home. Pastor Brent Oliver will officiate.  Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard rites.  Memorial contributions may be given to assist the family with funeral and burial expenses, there will be envelopes available at the funeral home.

Betty E. Boston, 78, of Monticello, IN, was called home to be with her Lord and Savior on December 11, 2018 at IU Arnett Hospital Lafayette.  Betty was born to the late Cecil S. Foster and Gladys Rogers Foster on September 4, 1940 in Shelbyville, KY.  While living in Kentucky she worked at Piggly Wiggly and Win Dixy.  Betty was a bartender at the VFW in Delphi and at the Carroll County Country Club in Delphi.  Betty enjoyed working on crafts, cooking, playing and calling bingo, but her biggest love was her family.  Betty is survived by a son: William Ross Jr. samples viagra Thusly more often than not they attempt to stay away from this point. They do not have steadfast negative effects if used regularly taken for a long term. levitra on line http://djpaulkom.tv/insane-clown-posse-talks-da-mafia-6ix-shockfest-tour-and-more-with-vice/ Solution to curb and cut Erectile Dysfunction issues must not take djpaulkom.tv order cheap viagra. Erectile dysfunction is a disorder which many people djpaulkom.tv on line cialis know by the name of impotence. of Monticello.  Son: Donnie and Cindy Foster of Kentucky.  Two brothers:  Bobby Foster and Roy Foster both of Kentucky.  Five grandchildren: Blake Ross, Josh, Leslie and Danielle.  Six great-grandchildren.  She is preceded by her parents, two brothers.

The family of Betty E. Boston invite friends to a gathering of memories and a celebration of Betty’s life Friday, December 14, 2018 from 5 pm to 7 pm at The Landings Club House 11111 Quiet Water Road, Monticello, IN 47960.  Memorial contributions may be given to the Paralyzed Veterans Association. 

Charles Benefiel, 79, of Camden-Flora area, died at his home Saturday, December 1, 2018 in Camden.  Charles was born to the late Raymond R. and Emma Dee Pennington Benefiel on September 20, 1939 in Vernon, Alabama.  Charles worked at National Homes until the closing.  He also was a truck driver and worked in The other complication is that even if you find them, the loved this discount viagra price is too high that not everyone can afford it. What is Andropause? When a lot of individuals have started consuming green tea or herbal tea. cialis generic canada However, this drug is not the antidote for this socially embarrassing cialis online prescription condition. They have won a total of 14 division titles and three Stanley Cups during their existence. my link levitra no prescription construction.  Charles is survived by a son:  Bradley Benefiel.  Daughter: Rita Benefiel.  Brother: James Benefiel of Bringhurst.  Sister: Janice Kiel of Lafayette.  He is preceded by his parents, two sisters and one brother.

There will be a private service.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, Flora is honored to have assisted the Benefiel Family.

Connie Sue Maus, 64, of Lafayette, was found deceased in her home, Thursday, November 22, 2018.  Connie was born to the late Dennis and Earnestine Morgan Young on June 20, 1954 in Green County, KY. She lived most of her life in the Mulberry and Lafayette area.  Connie married Joe Maus on October 31, 1994 and he preceded her in 2017.  She worked at St. Elizabeth Hospital in housekeeping and was security at Menards in Lafayette.  Connie attended Clinton Prairie High School, loved her cat “Tasha” and her bird she had for twenty years, enjoyed plants and would keep plants for up to twenty years and would go the community garden in Lafayette.  Connie is survived by two sons:  Chris and Jenny Morris of Delphi and Adam Grinstead of New Mexico.  Two sisters:  Barbara and Lenny Haase and Louise Ubelhor both of Lafayette.  Two grandchildren:  Nicholas and Brooklin.

Connie’s family invites friend to visit Wednesday, November 28, 2018 from 5 PM to 7 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Private burial will take place at a later date.  The family ask that no flowers be sent, the want all memorial donations to be given to the Tippecanoe County Human Society, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.
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Curtis M. Ayers, 71, of Flora, died Thursday, November 8, 2018 in Lafayette, IN.  Curtis was born to the late Curtis Bruce and Martha Ayers on July 5, 1947 in Lafalotte, TN.  Curtis was a truck driver and drove for Hog Slat.  He loved music, family and friends.  He was very active with the Cutler Cut Ups for years.  He would visit nursing homes with a group of people to sing and make the residents smile.  Curtis is survived by two daughters: Lana Kay Shevitz and Melinda Ann Ayers both of Pennsylvania. Two sons:  Tony Ayers of Alabama and John Blake of Flora.  Sister: Lois Freeman of Tennessee.  Nine grandchildren and one great-grandson.  His fiancé Janice Ayers of Flora.  He is preceded by his parents and several brothers and sisters.

Curtis’s family invite friends to visit Saturday, November 10, 2018 from 12 noon until time of service at 2:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Dan Butcher will officiate.  Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery. 

Betty J. (Lucas) Knies, 71, of Jasper formerly of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Monday, October 22, 2018 in Jasper.  Betty was born to the late Harry and Eva Hamilton Lucas on September 28, 1947 in Flora.

Betty was a home maker and attended Carroll High School.  She was an avid hunter and enjoyed being outside.  Betty loved her family, but her grandchildren had a special spot in her heart.

Betty is survived by her daughter, who she made her home with:  Marlena (Kevin) Setser of Jasper.  One son:  Jerry Morris Jr.  of Burlington.  One sister:  Linda Draper of Flora.  Three brothers:  Harry (Anna) Lucas Jr. of Flora, Jim (Tish) Lucas of Winamac and Ted (Rita) Lucas of Flora.  Nine grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren.  Betty is preceded by a daughter- Regina Hartman on September 4, 2008 and a great-grandchild.

The family of Betty J. (Lucas) Knies invites friends to visit Saturday, October 27, 2018 from 11:00 AM till time of service at 1:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Officiating will be Lee Howe.
Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be given to charity of choice in Betty’s memory.  

Leroy Jay Pearson, 93, of the Flora and Delphi area, died Saturday, October 6, 2018 at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Delphi. Leroy was born to the late Harley J. and Mary Kauffman Pearson on February 23, 1925 in Colburn, IN.

Leroy was raised in Carroll County, where he farmed. He was a truck driver and drove for Triangle Feeds in Camden. He also worked at Yeager and Sullivan.

Leroy married Ruth Ann Oaks in Delphi on June 1, 1947 and she survives.

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Leroy is survived by his wife of 71 years, Ruth Ann Pearson. Two daughters: Joyce A. and Ken Ehrlich of Texas, and Belinda K. Pearson (friend Danny) of Burlington, IN. One son: Michael J. and Carol Pearson of Bringhurst, IN. Eleven grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. One brother: Sandford Pearson of Tennessee. One sister: Bernadean Kinzer of Flora. He is preceded by brothers, Harold, Clifford and Richard.

Leroy Jay Pearson’s family invites friends to visit Thursday, October 11, 2018 from 9:00 AM until service time of 11:00 AM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Reverend Ed Selvidge will officiate. Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery, with the Carroll County Color Guard Military Rites. Memorials may be given to donor’s choice in Leroy Jay Pearson’s honor.

Codey M. Meade, 26, of the Flora area, died Saturday, September 16, 2018 at his mother’s home in Royal Center, IN.   Codey was born on March 14, 1992 in Lafayette, IN to Chris Meade and Michelle Haltom.

Codey and Shaylan Meade were married at one time and had two beautiful children, Cree and Casey.

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Codey is survived by his daughter: Cree Meade.  Son: Casey Meade.  Mother and step-father: Michelle and Jeff Jameson of Royal Center.  Father and step-mother:  Chris and Karen Meade of Thorntown.  Brother:  Chase and Sidney Meade, serving our Country.  Maternal grandparents:  Dale and Karen Haltom of Cloverdale.  Paternal grandparents:  Don and Darlene Litchey of Indianapolis.  Three step-sisters:  Brooklynn Jameson, Ashlynn Jameson and Kayla Hieston.  Four uncles and aunts:  Craig and Donna Meade of Fishers, Jeremy Jameson of Royal Center, Shane Jameson of Logansport, David and Tia Jameson of Logansport.  One nephew:  Crewe Meade. One niece:  Statyn Meade.  Several cousins.  He is preceded by his paternal grandfather: Charles Meade.

The family of Codey invites friends to visit Thursday, September 20, 2018 from 4 PM to 8 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929. There will be a private funeral Friday.   Rev Larry Devos will officiate.  The family has opened an account at Lafayette Bank and Trust for the Codey Meade Family Donation Fund.  Any monies given will be put into this account for Cree and Casey.  The family would appreciate all donations be given to the fund and no flowers please.
For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Betty J. Kingery of Flora, Indiana, passed away peacefully on September 6, 2018.  She was born in Kokomo, Indiana, March 6, 1926 to the late Arthur Miller and Marie Byrd. She was married to Robert W. Kingery, April 26, 1957, who preceded her in death as did and her brother Robert Miller. Betty is survived by sons Robert Kingery Jr. and David Kingery (Cathy), and daughter Teresa Kingery (Greg Reichert), seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Betty enjoyed the life on the farm and raising a family, as well as working occasionally. Of course she looked forward to those outings to various casinos with friends and family. Miami, Florida, amd Nashville, Tennessee, were favorite places to visit with fond adventures and family memories.

Hours of visitation will be Saturday, September 15, from 5 pm to 7 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home – Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St., Flora, Indiana, 46929.  There will not be a service.  For online condolences visit www.wheelerfamilyfuneralhome.com or Wheeler Family Funeral Home Facebook page.

Memorials may be given to the Humane Society at the location of your choice.

Earl F. Creasy, 87, of Cutler, passed away on Friday, August 10, 2018 at his residence. 

He was born on March 17, 1931, in Westmoreland, TN to Edward R. and Attie L. Creasy.  On August 16, 1952, he married the former Patricia (Skiles), in Michigantown, IN, and she survives.

Earl attended schools in Westmoreland before moving to Indiana.  He served in the Army from 1952 to 1954 being deployed to Korea during the Korean War.  He later worked for Globe Valve Corporation in Delphi and retired from there in 1996.

Earl was an avid fisherman and hunter.  He took pride in his garden and lawn.  He was a fan of the Indianapolis Colts and he enjoyed watching his grandchildren play in sports.  He was a member of the Valley View Baptist Church in Flora and the American Legion.

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The family wishes to express their thanks to the staff of ViaQuest Hospice for the excellent care provided to Earl.

Visitation will be held at 11 a.m. until the time of the service at 1 p.m. on Monday, August 13, at Wheeler Family Funeral Home in Flora.  Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery with Carroll County Honor Guard.  In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to ViaQuest Hospice or an organization of the donor’s choice.

Beverly “Sue” Hartman, 72, of Camden, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Sunday, July 22, 2018 at St. Elizabeth East Hospital Lafayette.

Bev was born to the late George A and Nora Brown Wetzel on May 16, 1946 in Logansport, IN.

On November 27, 1965 Beverly “Sue” married her love of her life, Larry Hartman, in Carroll County, IN and he survives.

Bev worked for Peter’s Remington in Delphi, and Essex Wire in Flora for 20 years.  The happiest times of Beverly’s life was with her family.  From being raised with 6 brothers and sisters to dating and marring Larry, to raising her 3 children and seeing her grandchildren and great-grandson in their lives.  Family was her everything.

Sue is survived by her husband of 52 years, Larry.  One daughter and son-in-law: Shelia and Dan Pierson of Monticello.  Two son’s and daughter-in-law’s:  Scott and Susan Hartman of Delphi and Brian and Missy Hartman of Camden.  Three brother’s and a sister-in-law:   George Wetzel of Florida, Robert and Anna Wetzel of Young America and Charles Wetzel of Milan IN.  Three sister’s and a brother-in-law: Joyce and Bud Lambert of Flora, Linda Snowberger of Flora and Shirley Wetzel of Florida.  Eleven grandchildren and one great-grandson.  She is preceded by her parents, and an infant son, Terry Dean.

The Family of Beverly “Sue” Hartman invite friends to visit Wednesday, July 25, 2018 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Celebration of “Sue’s” life will be at 11:00 AM Thursday at the funeral home.  Ted Lucas will officiate.  Burial to follow at Zion Cemetery.  Memorial donations may be given to the Carroll County Cancer Society.

Dorotha B. “Dotti” Ledman, 92, of Frankfort, passed away Friday, July 6, 2018 at “home” at Wesley Manor Health Center.  Dotti was born to the late Andrew Vern and Geneva Hursh Beck on July 24, 1925 in Omaha, NE.  On May 27, 1949,  Dorotha married Richard Lynn “Dick” Ledman and they spent 66 years together until he passed on November 9, 2015.

Dotti was an educator at Plymouth High School and Northwestern High School.  She and her husband farmed for many years in Carrol County.

Dorotha graduated from Flora High School in 1943.  She received her teaching degree from Butler University where she was a member and president of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.  She was a member of the Indianapolis Zoo, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and the Propylaeum.  She was President of the Board of the Girl Scout council which included Logansport, Flora, Kokomo and Rochester.

Dorotha is survived by two nephews, Ronald Warren and Donald Warren; five nieces, Gay Warren Hoover, Nancy Wagaman Klein, Janet Wagaman Nowak, Patricia Wagaman, and Jean Wagaman.  She is also survived by six great-nieces and nephews and eleven great-great-nieces and nephews.
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Graveside services will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery in Flora at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, July 20th.  Memorials may be given in Dorotha B. Ledman’s memory to Wesley Manor in Frankfort, IN or the charity of your choice. 

The family is grateful for the loving care “Aunt Dotti” received at Wesley Manor.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel in Flora is honored to serve the Ledman Family.

Robert Cleatis Zook, 85, of Silver Lake, IN went to see our Lord and Savior on Monday, July 2, 2018 at Peabody Retirement Center, North Manchester, IN at 3:30 a.m.  Bob was born August 11, 1932 in Carroll County, IN in the family home. He was born to Cleatis and Aileen (Bolinger) Zook. Bob graduated from Burlington High School in 1950.  August 2, 1952, Bob was married to his high school sweetheart, Lily Ann Johnson. They were married for nearly sixty-six years. Bob served in the United States Army from 1952-1954, achieving the rank of Sergeant.   He fought in the Korean War. Bob was awarded a Purple Heart for his service, but he denied acceptance. Following his return from war, Bob worked for Kingston Products in Kokomo, IN. In 1955 Bob became a co-owner of A & Z Standard, a filling station, with his friend, Martin Anderson. A few years later, Bob and Lily Ann acquired the Burlington Hardware Store which they operated for 25 years in Burlington, then 10 years in Kokomo.  Bob also drove a school bus for Carroll Consolidated School Corporation. Bob was skilled in many trades including plumbing, several types of flooring installation, mechanics, farming and retail to name just a few. After the hardware business, Bob and Lily Ann traveled 650,000 miles across 49 states and Canada delivering RV trailers. In 2008, they retired to their home in Silver Lake, IN where they fished full-time, and spent the winters in Florida.  Once Bob and Lily Ann, his darlin, went into business together, they were inseparable.

Bob was baptized into the Burlington Brethren Church in 1939.  Bob was among the founders of Faith Church of Christ and Chairman of the New Building Committee.  Bob served as a Deacon and Sunday School Superintendent for Faith Church of Christ. Bob was a firefighter for Burlington Volunteer Fire Department for over 30 years.  He was a captain for many years and served as Fire Chief from 1980 to 1982. During his service with the fire department, he was one of the first certified EMTs for Burlington and in the state of Indiana. He also became an EMT instructor. Bob, along with Jim Neptune, were instrumental in founding the initial Burlington Fire Department Ambulance Service. Bob was a member of the Burlington chapter of the American Legion as well as a board member of the Burlington Community Club.  In 2015, Bob and his son, Mark, proudly participated in the Veteran Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. to see the monuments.

Preceding Bob in death were his parents, an infant son (Randall), and his brother, Roger.  Still remaining is his wife, Lily Ann. His sons Sam and Jane (Bush) Zook of Flora, IN, Mark and Judith (Craig) Zook of Kokomo, IN, daughters Mary Ann and Michael Calhoun of Kokomo, IN, Brenda and Daniel Welcher of Zephyrhills, FL, and Deana and William Henson of Brookston, IN.  Also surviving are his brother, Emmett, 12 grandkids, 17 great-grandkids, many step-grandchildren, step-great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Bob deeply loved and was very proud of his entire family.  He was a passionate Korean War Veteran. Most of all, Bob strived to serve God.

Family will receive friends Saturday, July 7, 2018, from 11am-1pm at Faith Church of Christ, Burlington, IN.  A Celebration of Life service to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Burlington Volunteer Fire Department.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Zook Family. 

Betty Jane Sanderson, 85, of Lebanon, formally of Flora, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Wednesday, June 6, 2018 in Lebanon.  Betty was born to the late Virgil L. and Mary Lenon on August 24, 1932 in Cass County.   After the death of her father, Mary married Thomas Henry and was a big part of her life.

On August 30, 1953 Betty married Mitchell Sanderson in Young America, IN and he passed away on October 10, 2014.

Betty worked at Bright National Bank/ First Financial in Flora as head teller for 34 years. She worked until retiring at the age of 74. Prior to working in Flora she worked in Logansport at Logansport National Bank. She and her husband were past co-owners of Wilcox Lumber in Flora.

She was a graduate of Young America High School class of 1950.

Betty was an active member of the Deer Creek Presbyterian Church, singing in the choir, church circle and served as Treasurer of the UPW.   She and Mitch were members of a Euchre club playing with 7 other couples for many years.  She was also a member of the Home Ec Club in Carroll County.

Betty was a loving, caring and giving lady. She loved people, never met a stranger and would always have her door open for visitors.

Surviving are a daughter: Tami and Mark Richardson of Lebanon.  Granddaughter: Lindsay and Eric Johnson of Bluffton.  Great-granddaughter:  Sadie Jane Johnson of Bluffton.  Grandson:  Trent Mitchell Richardson of Lebanon.  Sister:  Virginia Moore of Galveston.  Brother: Fred Henry of Young America.  She is preceded by her father, mother, step-father, two sisters- Sue Wertz and Jayne English and a brother- Joe Henry.

The Family of Betty Jane invites friends to visit Saturday June 9, 2018 from 10 to 12 noon with a Celebration of Life Service immediately following at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.   Family ask that memorial donations be given to the Deer Creek Presbyterian Church.

Margaret A. Schenck, 75, of Flora, joined her family that have passed Friday, June 1, 2018 at St. Elizabeth East Hospital with her family at her side.

Margaret was born to the late Reverend Arthur and Rachel Kinkead Schenck on February 14, 1943 in Lafayette, IN.

She was a 1961 graduate of Argos High School and a member of the Bringhurst United Methodist Church, where her father served as minister in her younger years.  Margaret worked for 40 years at Sayco in Flora from 1964 to 2004.

Margaret is survived by a sister: Marthena Smith of Missouri.  Nieces and nephews:  Terry Moore, John Schenck, Phillip Schneck, Sandra Viney, Jeff Viney, Jerry Smith, Donny Smith, Pam Smith, Patty Patten, Steve Smith.  Two sisters-in-law: Hazel and Janet Schenck.  She is preceded by her parents and two brothers: William and Robert Schenck, an infant sister: Mary Belle and sister: Marjorie Viney.

A graveside service will be at 1:00 PM Monday, June 4, 2018 at Maple Lawn.  Pastor Joseph Boggs will officiate.  Memorial contributions may be given to Bringhurst United Methodist Church in memory of Margaret A. Schenck.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel Flora is honored to have served the Schenck Family.

Earthel G. Brower, 86, of Flora, died Sunday, April 29, 2018 in Milner Healthcare Rossville.  She was born to the late Creed and Alice McConell Fee on July 19, 1931 in Lee County, Virginia.

Earthel married Donald Brower in Flora and he passed away in 1978.

Earthel worked at Spring Factory in Flora and at the Brethren Home in Flora.  After retiring she would continue to be involved with the Brethren Home as a volunteer.  She graduated from Flat Wood High School in Virginia.

Earthel is survived by two sons:  Donald Pendleton of Cutler and Harold Pendleton of Colfax.  One step-daughter: Jane Brower-Woods of West Lafayette.  Three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Visitation for Earthel will be Saturday, May 5, 2018 at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929 from 12 noon till 2:00 PM., at that time we will take her to Maple Lawn Cemetery for a graveside service only.  Family ask that any donations given in memory of their mother be given to the Flora-Monroe Township Public Library.

George W. Barnard, 100, of Bringhurst, IN left this world to be with his Lord and Savior, Wednesday, April 25, 2018 surrounded by family at Wellbrooke of Kokomo.

George was born to the late Rolla and Sylvia Harris Barnard on December 31, 1917 in Carroll County, IN.

He married Leona McGill on February 8, 1952 in Carroll County and she passed away on December 1, 1973.

George was a proud farmer and was able to plant and harvest his land to the age of 97.  He enjoyed talking to friends about what he had seen in his 100 years.

He graduated 1935 from Carrollton High School.   He was a member of the Burlington United Methodist Church, Carroll County Antique Tractor Club, 75 year member of the Burlington Masonic Lodge and was awarded the 2018 Carroll County Ag Association Centennial Award.  George loved his black and gold Purdue University.

George is survived by his son, Alan Barnard of Bringhurst.  Special friend Jean Rinehart of Bringhurst.  Nephew, John and Ann Kephart of Franklin.  Niece, Joanna and Jim Lease of Carmel.  He is also survived by several cousins.

The family of George invites friends to visit Saturday, April 28, 2018 from 12 noon till the time of his service at 3:30 PM at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Officiating will be Richard Skiles.  Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery.   Memorials may be given to the Kokomo Rescue Mission, 321 W. Mulberry Street, Kokomo, IN 46901, envelopes will be available at the funeral home.

Anna Louise Rude Kelly, 94, formerly of Cutler, went home to be with her Savoir on April 20, 2018 at the Mulberry Home.  Anna was born to the late Burl and Ruth E. Sipes Rude on July 9, 1923 Sedelia, IN.

Anna worked at the Cutler Post Office for 14 years as a clerk and rural carrier, she retired in 1985.  She also managed the Tall Timber Resort in Spooner, WI for 5 years.  She was a 1941 graduate of Cutler High School.

On May 11, 1941 Anna Louise Rude married Kenneth L. Kelly and he preceded her on December 24, 1999.

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Anna is survived by a daughter: Becky (Randy) Jenkins of Frankfort.  Son:  Bill Kelly of Monticello.  Four grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.  She is preceded by her parent, husband, son (Jerome), two grandson’s, brother and sister.

Anna’s family will receive friends Monday, April 23, 2018 from 4 pm to 7 pm at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 South Center Street, Flora, IN 46929.  Funeral service at 10:00 AM Tuesday at the funeral home.   Officiating will be Rev Leland Reynolds.  Burial to follow at Ball Hill Cemetery, near Cutler.  Memorial donations may be made to the Cutler Presbyterian Church.

Virgil A Maxwell, 96, of Flora, died Saturday, April 14, 2018.

Virgil A. Maxwell, the loving husband of Laura L. Dillman. Passed from this earth on April 14^th, 2018 while at Creasy Springs in Lafayette, Indiana where he had been a resident since January, surrounded by his family.

Born to Ellis E. and Olee L. (Meador) Maxwell on March 31, 1922 in Carroll County, Indiana. He attended the Church of the Brethren and Christian Church. He is currently a member of the Living Faith Church of the Brethren.  He attended Flora High School

On Sept 15^th, 1942 he was drafted into the army, World War II, served in Africa and Italy for thirty two months.    Nine (9) Carroll County men were inducted together and served together in the 338^th Army Corp of Engineers, his rank was T/5 Corporal. He is the last one of the nine.

Virgil married his sweetheart, Laura L. Dillman on Christmas Eve, 1945 at the Flora Christian Church.

Virgil farmed and raised hogs and Red Poll Cattle, he loved to garden and have his bird feeders filled.

Virgil and Laura enjoyed about 30 years of square-dancing and many years of going to public sales and collecting antiques.

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Two children, Meredith L. (Emma) Maxwell, Mary C. Fisher all of Flora, Indiana.

Grandchildren: Jennifer (Terry) Nolley of Peru, Stephanie (Louie) Martin of Flora, Christopher (Brenda) Fisher of Bringhurst, Darrick Fisher of Flora.

Six (6)Great Grandchildren , four (4) Great Great Grandchildren , Sister-in-Law, Rachael Maxwell of Delphi, Indiana.

Preceded in death by: His parents, two sisters, six brothers.

Virgil’s family invites friends to call Thursday, April 19th, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center St., Flora (46929). A celebration of his life will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 20th, at the funeral home with the Rev. Larry DeVos and Pastor Jeff Tomson officiating. Burial will follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Flora, IN. with Carroll County Honor Guard burial rites. 

The family requests that all memorials be given to Disabled Veterans.

Kenneth G. Fife, 92, formerly of Flora, joined his Lord and Savior Thursday, April 12, 2018 in Brownsburg, IN.  Kenneth was born to the late Lester S. and Gladys Lesley Fife on March 20, 1926 in Carroll County, IN.  He lived in Carroll County his entire life prior to moving to Brownsburg, IN in 2010.

On December 8, 1944 Kenneth G. Fife married Rosanna L. Teel in Texas while serving in the US Army.  He defended our Country in the Pacific during WWII.

Kenneth’s passion was farming, which he did for his entire working years in Carroll County.  He also served the Flora community as Trustee of Monroe Township.  During the off season of farming he worked in the plumbing, heating and electrical business.

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Kenneth is survived by his wife of 73 years, Rosanna.  Four sons:  Gordon (Judy) of Indianapolis, Darrell (Phyllis) of Pittsboro, Merrill of Fishers and Mark (Jan) of Fort Wayne. One daughter: Mary Beth (Gart) Powers of Crown Point.  One sister: Doris Clem of Cincinnati, OH.  Ten grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandson.  He is preceded by his parents, two brothers and two granddaughters.

The family of Kenneth invites friends to visit Saturday, April 21, 2018 from 11:00 AM until the time of his funeral at 1:00 PM at the Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel, 204 S. Center Street, Flora, IN 46902.  Reverend Larry DeVos will officiate.  Burial to follow at Maple Lawn Cemetery with Carroll County Color Guard Military rites.  Memorials may be given to the charity of donor’s choice. 

Richard “Dick” L. Pulley, 82, of Bringhurst, IN went home to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, April 5, 2018 at his home surrounded by his family. Dick was born to the late Harley and Thelma Curran Pulley on November 16, 1935 in Howard County.

On March 6, 1955 in Mulberry, IN, Dick married the love of his life, Barb J. Gascho and enjoyed 63 years together. 

Dick worked for Farm Bureau Co-op for 45 years working as Manager of the Bringhurst Grain Elevator.  He was a 1954 graduate of Frankfort High School.  Member of the Bringhurst United Methodist Church, 50 year member of the Frankfort Moose Lodge #7, which is the oldest Moose Lodge in the States.  He enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, camping and being with family and friends.   In his younger years he was an avid roller skater.  Dick was a proud Purdue fan.

Survivors along with his wife Barb are Two daughters:  Lisa Morrow of Flora and Rebecca “Becky” Austin (Norman) of Greenwood, IN.  One son: Kim Pulley (Cindy) of Bringhurst.  Daughter-in-law: Connie Pulley of Monticello.   A very special nephew: JB Heise of Naples, FL.  Seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.  Preceding in death a son Jeffrey Lynn Pulley in 1983, his parents, three sisters, three brothers.

Dick’s family invite friends to visit Saturday, April 7, 2018 from 11 AM to time of his service at 2 PM at the Bringhurst United Methodist Church.   Reverend Larry DeVos and Pastor Joe Boggs will officiate.  Burial to follow at Fairhaven Cemetery, Mulberry.  Family asks that all donations be given in Dick’s memory to the Bringhurst United Methodist Church or the Carroll County Cancer Society.  Wheeler Family Funeral Home-Baker Chapel is honored to serve the Pulley Family.